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![]() System read & use informations from only HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet as name of key suggest,so if you want anything change in system it's enough modify only this key. In system there are usually 2-3 ControlSet00X (ControlSet001,ControlSet002,ControlSet003..) but somebody may have more of them. I know one guy which have almost 100 such kind of keys ![]() These keys are created i.e when you use "Last Good Configuration" option Only one of ControlSet00X is loaded under CurrentControlSet hive To identify which one is loaded as CurrentControlSet you have to navigate to key HKLM\System\Select and find Current string if Current is equal 1 that means under CurrentControlSet is loaded key ControlSet001 if Current is equal 2 that means under CurrentControlSet is loaded key ControlSet002 and so on of course when you edit anything in CurrentControlSet you edit his clone as well.Remains ControlSet00X keys are only kind of registry backups BTW There is a good tool which can identify registry keys,files for drivers Device Remover - The Powerful Device Manager ![]() |
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09 Aug 2010 | #22 |
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Along with the PCIdatbase link here is another unknown device identifier link freeware download Unknown Device Identifier - Freeware Download Fabe
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