


Logoff as ABCġ0) Logon as Administrator again in the "Bad" PC. It should work.Ĩ) In the "Bad" PC, Go under C:\Documents and Settings, Here look for your username say, "ABC".ĩ) Logoff as Administrator, and re-login as the Domain username in the "Bad" PC in this case "ABC". This is as a precaution act to protect in case a mistake is made.Ħ) Using Regedit, click Import registry and select the "goodpcwinlogon.reg" SELECT THE CORRECT PC to IMPORT, in this case the "bad" PC.ħ) After importing, you may restart and try logon using Administrator in the "Bad" PC. It might prompt Administrator password here.ĥ) Export the HKey_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Winlogon and name it differently say, "badpcwinlogon.reg" onto the "good" PC. Name a proper file name you can remember say, "goodpcwinlogon.regĤ) Select File from Pull down menu, Select Connect Network Registry. You may save on the My documents or Desktop. NOTE : It will not work if don't have accessor network connectivity.ģ) On the "good" PC, using Regedit export HKey_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Winlogon by clicking right hand and select Export. Make sure you are able to ping or logon Remotely to the "bad" pC using Administrator from "good" PC. It's best if the Administrator password are the same and software applications installed are the same. Link them together in a network I ONLY TRIED IT IN THE DOMAIN Environment. This is as a precaution act to protect in case you make mistake.Ģ) Try to get the same model with the same configuration as your Notebook or PC ( Ms office and etc). 1) Backup your HD onto another HD using Clone software by todobackup by Easeus. Througout I made a lot of mistakes and error which I have to re-clone back and start again I "may have the answer" as I solved in XP Pro.
