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  1. jacksonroo
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    WINDOWS 7
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    erunt registry restore


    Hi,
    I hope someone can help with my problem. Downloaded and set ERUNT registry backup. I think it worked fine.
    Tried to restore and got this error, "current registry file not found" . If anyone had this problem and know a solution I would be thankfull.

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  3. zx81
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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    Hello jacksonroo, welcome to the Windows 7 Forum
    I am not sure how to get your registry file back, but you could try to use the system restore point(s).
    System Restore

    Have a nice day!

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