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location of ignored registry keys - little registry cleaner

Asked by Haim Rotenberg

i have windows xp home edition + sp2 + sp3 - hebrew language.
i installed your little registry cleaner, and i use it to clean my registry.
i have a question about excluded regstry keys - when i exclude some keys, how can i make backup file of those keys in order to restore it when i have to re-install the software or when i want to install new version.
please answer me.
my name is : Haim Rotenberg
my email : <email address hidden>
thank you.

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Best Nick (ub3rst4r) said : 		#1

Hi, If you are reinstalling or upgrading the software then the configuration file will remain on the computer and the excluded registry keys will remain unchanged. However, if you want to create a backup of the configuration file then just follow these steps:

1. Go to "%AppData%\Little_Apps_(http___www.l" and then click the date modified column, browse to the most recent folder that should look like "Little_Registry_Cleaner.e_Url_ffphq1slhtvmwwsml2pdmronaw4zjxd1", and go to the next folder
2. "user.config" contains the settings for LRC
3. To make a backup file of user.config so that it automatically installs with LRC, go to the folder with "Little Registry Cleaner.exe" and open "Little Registry Cleaner.exe.config"
4. In "Little Registry Cleaner.exe.config", replace <userSettings> ... </userSettings> with the one from "user.config"
5. Just .zip the folder as it is and the settings will stay the same

I will add a blueprint so that these settings can be saved to the registry so it is more easier to transfer LRC from one pc to another

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Haim Rotenberg (rothaim) said : 		#2

Hello Nick
i got your suggestion, i tried it, and it's work perfect.
tjank you for your detailed and quick answer.
this problem may be signed by you as closed.
thank you again.
Haim Rotenberg.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick" <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2010 8:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Question #111842]: location of ignored registry keys -
littleregistry cleaner

Your question #111842 on Little Registry Cleaner changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/lilregcleaner/+question/111842

    Status: Open => Answered

Nick proposed the following answer:
Hi, If you are reinstalling or upgrading the software then the
configuration file will remain on the computer and the excluded registry
keys will remain unchanged. However, if you want to create a backup of
the configuration file then just follow these steps:

1. Go to "%AppData%\Little_Apps_(http___www.l" and then click the date
modified column, browse to the most recent folder that should look like
"Little_Registry_Cleaner.e_Url_ffphq1slhtvmwwsml2pdmronaw4zjxd1", and go to
the next folder
2. "user.config" contains the settings for LRC
3. To make a backup file of user.config so that it automatically installs
with LRC, go to the folder with "Little Registry Cleaner.exe" and open
"Little Registry Cleaner.exe.config"
4. In "Little Registry Cleaner.exe.config", replace <userSettings> ...
</userSettings> with the one from "user.config"
5. Just .zip the folder as it is and the settings will stay the same

I will add a blueprint so that these settings can be saved to the
registry so it is more easier to transfer LRC from one pc to another

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Haim Rotenberg (rothaim) said : 		#3

Thanks Nick, that solved my question.