Re: windows fix all solution that Microsoft should deploy in longhorn
From: Admiral Q (Star_Fleet_Admiral_Q(NOSPAM)_at_(SPAMNOT)hotmail.com)
Date: 02/08/05
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Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2005 15:32:56 -0500
Your English is so broken and unstructured it is hard to distinguish exactly
what is going on - do you have a question? ranting and/or raving? offering
advice? I just can't understand it.
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"Dogin" <Dogin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> windows as most people will tell you can become broken* to the point of
> having to reinstall the whole operating system again >> windows dose have
> >>System restore >> which workers [most, to some] of the time depending on
> your restore points that you may or may not have set, and again depending
on
> the amount of Disk space you designate it to use in the {{System
> properties/System restore/Drive settings}} . other than the windows
braking,
> it has other problems to like the User Accounts having to share some
system
> wide settings like screen resolution or sound mute >> moving on to my fix
all
> solution >>
> if you know the registry you know
> >>HKEY_CURRENT_USER And HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE<<
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER being the User Account, and
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE being the system wide settings
>
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER keeps each users custom seatings >>but if
> >>HKEY_CURRENT_USER And HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE<< were merged into something
like
> HKEY_USER it could keep all the settings of the whole system for each user
> then all that would be required is that windows keeps a back up or a
default
> HKEY_USER; and say a user account becomes compromised or broken* it
replaces
> your whole HKEY_USER that you backed up before your account became
> compromised or >> my favorite instead of reinstalling the whole operating
> system like you currently have to do when one of your system wide seatings
or
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE get corrupted; you could gust revert all the way to
the
> default HKEY_USER
>
> this is not the only part of a fix all solution >> because its only the
> settings or registry side of the equation theres also the file part of my
fix
> all solution and it would be to >> seperate the windows default programs
like
> notepad and paint from the required things like shell32.dll and
kernel32.dll
> then putting all the required things in a folder like "System Volume
> Information" which is some what protected from petty bugs and my favorite
> spy-ware and add-ware which are another major cause of having to reinstall
> the whole operating system again not only because they slip themselves
into
> your registry because they slip themselves into the system32 folder also
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