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>Son Hoang wrote in message <01a8e7ff$bf489580$1d0c7b82@96113331>...
>>Hello
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>>Who know any software to know changes in Regedit after installing an
>>application, please let me know.
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Richard G. Harper writes:
>Both CleanSweep and Norton Utilities have modules that can monitor your
>registry for changes made by installing software.  If you like the free
>approach follow along below:
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>(1) Start up REGEDIT and choose Registry/Export Registry File and export the
>whole mess to your hard drive.  Call it something you'll remember like First
>Registry.
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>(2) Install the software you want to install.
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>(3) Repeat Step 1 above.  This time call the exported registry something
>like Second Registry.
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>(4) Use the tool FC (File Compare) that comes with DOS/Windows to compare
>the two registry files and save a summary of the differences in a text file.
>The command, used in a DOS window, would be:
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>    fc "First Registry" "Second Registry" > compare.txt
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>(of course, you'll substitute the names you used for the ones above)
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>(5) Finally, open compare.txt with notepad and examine the list of changes
>between the two versions.  When you're done, delete the saved registry files
>and the compare.txt file.