Locate the backup file that you made before making whatever changes to the Windows Registry that you now want to reverse. Having trouble locating the backup file? Assuming you actually did export some data from the registry, look for a file ending in the file extension. Check your Desktop, in your Documents folder (or My Documents in Windows XP), and in the of your C: drive. It might also help to know that a REG file icon looks like a broken Rubik's cube in front of a piece of paper. If you still can't find it, try searching for *.reg files with.

1. Open Source Registry Repair Software

I have tried using ManagementObjectSearcher( 'Select * from Win32_Product' ) and looking in the various 'Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Uninstall' registry keys but I cannot locate the office 2013 home and business information problematically using C# (even though I can see it in the registry using RegEdit). Fiatecuscan 3.4.1 + crack: full version free software download. I can, however, detect previous versions of office (e.g. 2003) using both methods Please can someone point me in the right direction. I have tried on machines using Windows 8 and Server 2008 R2 Versions of windows OS. Many thanks Jon.

Open Source Registry Repair Software

There is an installer registry key that shows where the software was installed from, but it may not be what people expect. The information would mostly refer to the Local installer cache location rather than the source media. This is because the Office installer essentially copies the install files onto the system drive before actually installing. Configure Automatic Updates by using local Group Policy. Notify for download and notify for install. Note You must create these registry keys manually.