Use the Registry scanner in DOS

Worker works in the dos environment. It uses a Scanreg. ini file to assist. Many articles about the program For windows are introduced. They can search For the program. Here, we only introduce how to use the scanreg.exe program in dos.

Because the program works in dos mode. therefore, although your operating system is a Chinese version of windows, the English character interface appears. program operations are composed of command lines and some option switches. the command has only one Scanreg, followed by/, followed by the so-called switch. if you type: Scanreg /?, Simple help information is displayed. The specific analysis is as follows:

Scanreg/backup command to back up the Registry. This command starts to back up the registry after execution, and the speed is very fast. The default dos prompt symbol appears after the backup is complete.

Scanreg/restore after it is executed, the system will list the backup registry files, as to how many backup files can be listed, and scanreg. the settings in the INI file are related. Generally, five backup files are used by default. each file is followed by a backup date. move the optical bar, select one, and execute restore to reply to the selected registry.

Scanreg/fix can be used to fix a registry issue. It takes a long time to fix the issue. Maybe my machine has not fixed the registry for a long time, after I run this command on my machine (P166MMX overclock to 187 MHz, 32 MB memory), it took over 10 minutes, during which there was a progress bar indicating the repair was completed.

Scanreg/comment = <"comment"> This is the command to back up the comment file. you can back up this file in the cab format. Because the cab format backs up the file after compression, you can also back up other files in the cab format. this can reduce disk space waste. if you need this file later, run the Scanreg/restore command to find it in the recovery file list. If you need it, you can restore it like restoring the Registry file.

Most problems in the system are related to the Registry. If you restore the registry to an earlier one, the problem may be solved. when your system cannot work in windows mode due to a fault, restoring the Registry in dos mode is the only option. May I introduce a little bit of knowledge here, helps you solve the above problems