On Tuesday 05 November 2002 04:06, Robert martin wrote: > how about this in the windows program (you know that autorun thing you > get) > > 1 do an export of the hku tree and a dir of the users file tree (vast > amounts of user data since 75% of the "good" windows programs keep their > settings in those areas) > 2 do the same for hkcc (vast amounts of device info) > > do what ever other magic you need to (scan for netscape copies) and then > either drop that onto a floppy or create a folder on the c drive for > later use. you could even tell the user to "click okay to begin the > LINUX install"
What is hku tree ([HKEY_USERS]) and hkcc tree? You don't need a windows program to get those. regutils can read the win9x registry and NTpassword can read winNT registry.
