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How do I import putty connections from an old registry? The old hard drive is USB connected. The option "load hive" is disabled in Regedit. What are my options? Operating system:Windows Seven I got a new HD and installed WIN7 on the new one. The old HD(had WIn7 installed) boots to BSOD. Blue screen of death. The old HD is with me for limited time, so what files related to putty do I need to copy to the new HD?
THanks
that was the first thing I checked. It remains greyed even after after HKEY_CURRENT_USER is selected. – anotherperson1 – 2015-07-13T13:53:12.090
Oops my mistake (can't even copy text) That should have been HKEY_USERS. Edited. – user2543253 – 2015-07-13T13:55:58.583
the only file I backed up from my old HD is ntuser.dat. Is that sufficient? A new dialog box asks for a key.? – anotherperson1 – 2015-07-13T13:58:56.853
Yes, the old hive will be shown with the key you specify in that dialog box. If you're done with it you can (should) unload it again by selecting that key and doing "Unload Hive..." from the menu. If your ntuser.dat is from the user that had the putty settings it's the file you need. – user2543253 – 2015-07-13T14:06:15.077
THere is only "Microsoft" under software, no Simontatham. – anotherperson1 – 2015-07-13T14:12:52.357
Does the rest of the contents indicate that it's the right file? – user2543253 – 2015-07-13T14:33:23.477
It is THE file. But that's the only file from old HD. – anotherperson1 – 2015-07-13T14:36:45.150
If it's the only file you have and it doesn't have the settings you need, you're probably out of luck. Sorry. – user2543253 – 2015-07-13T14:48:57.833