ERUNT is a registry backup and restore program for Windows. You can backup the registry to a folder of your choice. System and current user registries selectable. Command line switches for automated registry backup and restoration. Restore the registry in Windows and MS-DOS. Included in the package: NTREGOPT program for optimizing the registry.
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Reviewing 1.1j (Jan 9, 2012)
The ERUNT installer will setup an automatic daily registry backup when using Windows XP.
However to get the automatic ERUNT backup working correctly under Vista or Win7 see my install notes here:
http://www.stargateuk.in...d/ERUNT_Tweaks_Win7.txt
Reviewing 1.1j (Jul 19, 2011)
To use with Vista, Windows 7, right click on the shortcut and run as administrator.
Reviewing 1.1j (May 25, 2010)
Absolutely reliable, I have used many times and it never caused any problems to my registry, all recoveries were 100% successful.
Did perfect job even when Windows own system restore failed.
Reviewing 1.1j (Oct 30, 2008)
This version gets detected as Win32.TrojanSpy.Banker with Ad-Aware 2008. Why it's detected as virus?
Reviewing 1.1j (Mar 16, 2008)
Superb program
But may I suggest to users that they save to another partition/or ext disk than that which houses the OS
Sometimes on a reinstall/restore (Vista) it wipes out the ERDNT folder
To check which User accounts are included in the backup open the file ERDNT.INF - the restore paths for the numbered User folders are listed at the end of this file.
To get ERUNT working correctly under Vista or Win7 see my install notes here:
http://www.stargateuk.in...d/ERUNT_Tweaks_Win7.txt
I installed and ran erunt for the first time. This looks like a great program; however, the question I have is: After doing the backup, I went to the users folder in the backup destination and noticed that the users are numbered. How does one know which user is which? I would like to be sure that a particular user is backed up. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe.