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Thanks for the tip. I found another way. I loaded the old ntuser.dat as a hive using regedit. Then I got hold of a freeware product called registrar lite which lets you work the registry like explorer and I was able to copy and paste the Borland section from the hive to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER...

OK I have to play dumb here. How do you do it? Do you load the hive? Is there a "copy from" feature in regedit? The file I want to get at is NTUSER.dat in the old profile isn't it? Thanks in advance

We have upgraded and replaced our win 2000 server to a win2003 server and as such we all ended up with new user id. XP in its wisdom decided that we needed to have new profiles created. So effectively we enede up with a blank canvas. I was able to copy across most of my stuff from my old profile...

Hi, We have recently moved to Exchange 2000 on SBS. We are finding that the outgoing email (external only) seems to be going out but never gets to the recipient. All outgoing (internal) mail gets to the recipient with no problems. All incoming mail is received and distributed fine. Worst of...

As I was unable to create any profiles I managed to get round it by.. Starting in Safe Mode Using Explorer I was able to change Myname.000 to Myname.001 and Myname to MyName.001 The next reboot bought back my original profile (after XP had a little think!). To top it off My Domain controller...

Yes I have The fact is, the P: drive is there in the network drives only it has a red X on it. Like XP had a problem connecting to it

I have a XP PC that has a mapped drive (P:) on a Windows Peer to Peer Network. When I start up the PC it is unable to Map the P: Drive. If I go to My Computer, the P: Drive is there with a red cross on it. If I double click on it, it opens up the P: Drive and everything is fine. Why is this...

Long Story - Read many of the threads here, but would like some confirmation on actions. I am logging on to a network via Novell Client32 as the Main Server is a Novell 5 unit. We also have had an old XP 2000 Server with Active Directory on the same network. When logging on with XP Pro I was...

Thanks for your input ANFPS26 and Mudskipper you were both correct, in regards to my Win'98 operating system. On XP I had to download the latest driver (50MB) which had a diagnostic on it that said my mixer needed fixing - which it duly fixed and now I can record on both OS. Thanks all[2thumbsup]

I've tried 3 different type of recording apps. The main one has a drop down box for selecting input. I've stepped through all of them to no avail. This is a wierd one!![3eyes]

The thing is, that it plays fine. I can hear it - no problem I have complete control on volume and mute via the line in section of the mixer. It's just that if I try and record with any application, it doesn't register any sound. I've tried all the possible connections including microphone -...

Hi, I have a Sound Blaster Live! which is on a PC with both Win98 and XP operating systems. I would like to transfer vynil to CD and have a Record Player hooked through a pre-amp to the Line-in of the card. The card plays fine, but when I try to record, there is no sound whatsoever. Is the card...