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Registry Key Extractor

Started by Tom Forsberg , Feb 20 2017 09:27 PM

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#1 Tom Forsberg

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Posted 20 February 2017 - 09:27 PM

I've searched the forums and downloads and can't find what I need or anyone else mentioning what I am looking for. What I am looking for is some sort of program that will scan a registry on an old drive that may or may not be boot able, to extract license keys and/or serial numbers. I have to Data Recovery programs that I bought several years ago and the drive that these were installed on is not boot able right now. I had made duplicates of these programs with their keys and registration etc on 2 different CD's of which I can't find as of now. The way these were registered is through a license reg key sent to me via email long time ago. They had me import their key and then I had to enter my registration info they sent to me when I purchased them.

Any help would be appreciated..

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#2 JohnnyJammer

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Posted 20 February 2017 - 10:56 PM

Just use regedit in windows mate.

Open regedit.exe from the command line, then click on either HKCU or HKLM and then click Load Hive (Plug the old drive in a dockign station or something like a sata cable etc).

Name it something and then start looking.

Once you have finished, unmount the hive.

Simples

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