Win ME Disks

"secret00agent00man" <secret00agent00man.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>
>> You should post your question again in a new thread so's it'll be seen my
>> those who are not interested in the Win ME Disks discussion.
>
> will do.
>
>> However, it may just depend on how long ago you made this change. Have
>> you
>> tried "Scanreg /Restore" ? If you have a registry backup from before the
>> change, restoring that should correct it. Likewise running System
>> Restore -
>> though there is really no point having System Restore enabled in VPC
>> because
>> i). when you have Undo Disks enabled, you can discard said error -
>> assuming
>> you realised it before merging Undo Disks, and ii). you can back your
>> VHDs
>> up by simply copying them and should do if not on a regular basis,
>> certainly
>> at the very start of using a VHD, and with *your* use for Win ME there
>> should not be so much changed that it hurts to go back to square one. But
>> if
>> you have System Restore running, possibly that will be a solution.
>
> i run my vms like real computers, so no undo disks, i did this about 4
> days
> ago, it was for torrent files, no registry backups, and i did look at
> system
> restore with no luck of a restore point. as long as it doesnt do this
> autoo
> download thing to other files, i dont care really, because downloading
> torrents is too much for WinME considering i only gave it an 8.5 gb hdd

No registry backups? You should have five, at least one of which is older
than 4 days. Are you saying you've run

SCANREG /RESTORE

and it does not give you those options?

Otherwise, if the file type is .torrent, I would uninstall the BitTorrent
client, reboot, then either reinstall it or search the registry for the word
'torrent' and delete all instances I found of it, then reinstall it.

Arturo