ERUNT warning on Vista.

Hi,

I just got a new laptop, so I took a chance restoring the registry on my
old Vista laptop using ERUNT. After restore Vista wouldn't boot at all. I
think I have seen here that people have done it successfully on Vista, but
I experienced complete disaster. I had to restore the disk using the
manufacturer recovery DVDs.

So be caureful restoring your registry with ERUNT on Vista without a good
back-up or on a machine you rely on.

I do not even know how many times ERUNT has saved my a** on XP. I really
hope we will see the program for Vista in the near future (even though it
seems like Windows own System Restore has gotten better).

--
//ceed

Why use a program that tells you it will work up to and including XP for a
totally new operating system. And why did you need a restore so soon. These
are questions anyone would ask?

--
Ian

"ceed" <> wrote in message
news:nusqa8t6wpbs$.jcunkka70sq0$....
> Hi,
>
> I just got a new laptop, so I took a chance restoring the registry on my
> old Vista laptop using ERUNT. After restore Vista wouldn't boot at all. I
> think I have seen here that people have done it successfully on Vista, but
> I experienced complete disaster. I had to restore the disk using the
> manufacturer recovery DVDs.
>
> So be caureful restoring your registry with ERUNT on Vista without a good
> back-up or on a machine you rely on.
>
> I do not even know how many times ERUNT has saved my a** on XP. I really
> hope we will see the program for Vista in the near future (even though it
> seems like Windows own System Restore has gotten better).
>
> --
> //ceed
>

On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:37:26 +0100, Ian Betts wrote:

> Why use a program that tells you it will work up to and including XP for a
> totally new operating system. And why did you need a restore so soon. These
> are questions anyone would ask?

The reason I mention it is that this program has been discussed on this
newsgroup, and people have been trying to run it on Vista. It's possible to
create back-ups with it, but obviously not to restore them. Finally, on the
ERUNT home page Vista is listed as supported:

http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/

So regardless of what you think "anyone would ask" I repeat my warning when
it comes to restoring the registry with ERUNT.

Also, if you read my post I did it as an experiment on my *old* laptop. I'm
sure there's people here who are trying to run ERUNT on Vista since it's
been a favorite on XP for years.

ERUNT has been rock solid on XP for years and a much better soluton than
windows own system restore.

And Vista is a "totally new operating system"? Sure! In my opinion is more
of the same with some added clutter and some improvemnt thrown in here and
there. There's a lot of older Windows programs that runs on Vista without
specifically say it does. I'm pretty sure there's people who will try to
run these. I'm running several of those without any problems at all. In
fact, I have much more problems with a few "Vista Ready" programs I've been
testing.


--
//ceed

Dear friends:

I like ERUNT very much, I use it to backup my Vista installation, but
I have never used it to restore a previous ERUNT backup up to now.

But a couple of days ago, I had a Vista problem, and I needed to
restore a previous backup taken by WinRescue, another program I like
very much, and that I am testing its Vista version. The result was
excellent, no problems at all.

So, maybe WinRescue should be the choice for Vista.



ceed <> wrote:

>On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:37:26 +0100, Ian Betts wrote:
>
>> Why use a program that tells you it will work up to and including XP for a
>> totally new operating system. And why did you need a restore so soon. These
>> are questions anyone would ask?
>
>The reason I mention it is that this program has been discussed on this
>newsgroup, and people have been trying to run it on Vista. It's possibleto
>create back-ups with it, but obviously not to restore them. Finally, on the
>ERUNT home page Vista is listed as supported:
>
>http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/
>
>So regardless of what you think "anyone would ask" I repeat my warning when
>it comes to restoring the registry with ERUNT.
>
>Also, if you read my post I did it as an experiment on my *old* laptop. I'm
>sure there's people here who are trying to run ERUNT on Vista since it's
>been a favorite on XP for years.
>
>ERUNT has been rock solid on XP for years and a much better soluton than
>windows own system restore.
>
>And Vista is a "totally new operating system"? Sure! In my opinion is more
>of the same with some added clutter and some improvemnt thrown in here and
>there. There's a lot of older Windows programs that runs on Vista without
>specifically say it does. I'm pretty sure there's people who will try to
>run these. I'm running several of those without any problems at all. In
>fact, I have much more problems with a few "Vista Ready" programs I've been
>testing.
Thanks
Juan I. Cahis
Santiago de Chile (South America)
Note: Please forgive me for my bad English, I am trying to improve it!

On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:44:47 -0400, Juan I. Cahis wrote:

> Dear friends:
>
> I like ERUNT very much, I use it to backup my Vista installation, but
> I have never used it to restore a previous ERUNT backup up to now.
>
> But a couple of days ago, I had a Vista problem, and I needed to
> restore a previous backup taken by WinRescue, another program I like
> very much, and that I am testing its Vista version. The result was
> excellent, no problems at all.
>
> So, maybe WinRescue should be the choice for Vista.
>
>
I'll check out WinRescue. Thank you for the tip.

--
//ceed

The only problem is that WinRescue for Vista costs US$ 24 and ERUNT is
free. But, after it did the correct work for me, I was happy to pay
that amount.

ceed <> wrote:

>On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:44:47 -0400, Juan I. Cahis wrote:
>
>> Dear friends:
>>
>> I like ERUNT very much, I use it to backup my Vista installation, but
>> I have never used it to restore a previous ERUNT backup up to now.
>>
>> But a couple of days ago, I had a Vista problem, and I needed to
>> restore a previous backup taken by WinRescue, another program I like
>> very much, and that I am testing its Vista version. The result was
>> excellent, no problems at all.
>>
>> So, maybe WinRescue should be the choice for Vista.
>>
>>
>I'll check out WinRescue. Thank you for the tip.
Thanks
Juan I. Cahis
Santiago de Chile (South America)
Note: Please forgive me for my bad English, I am trying to improve it!