Registry Backup and Restore (RegBak) 1.5

[siliconman01]

I notice if a user attempts to run regbak.exe on a 64-bit system, regbak.exe issues a message to "Please run the 64-bit version of this program".

Why not just code regbak.exe to start the 64-bit version regbak64.exe automatically, shut down regbak.exe, and eliminate the message all together?

[Aneesh]

RegBak v1.5 released.

We thank all our users for the support.

[Aneesh]

Oct 11. 2014: Updated RegBak v1.5

* Improved the working of 'Delete all backups except the last ...' option.
* launches 64-bit version if the 32-bit version is run from a 64-bit OS.

[siliconman01]

Oct 11. 2014: Updated RegBak v1.5

* Improved the working of 'Delete all backups except the last ...' option.
* launches 64-bit version if the 32-bit version is run from a 64-bit OS.

Are these enhancements part of AU V5.6.1's RegBak component as well?

[Aneesh]

Are these enhancements part of AU V5.6.1's RegBak component as well?

If the release date of Ace Utilities supersedes that of RegBak stand-alone version, then yes.
If not, you can simply put the appropriate newest regbak executable file and the help file in Ace Utilities installation folder.

[siliconman01]

Thanks for the prompt response.

You might wish to release an update to AU because AU V5.6.1 does not contain a regbak64.exe file....at least it did not on my Windows 8.1.1 x64 Professional systems. I manually updated the RegBak files in my installed AU V5.6.1 per the latest release of RegBak.

[Aneesh]

Thanks for the prompt response.

You might wish to release an update to AU because AU V5.6.1 does not contain a regbak64.exe file....at least it did not on my Windows 8.1.1 x64 Professional systems. I manually updated the RegBak files in my installed AU V5.6.1 per the latest release of RegBak.

There is no regbak64.exe when Ace Utilities is installed. While installing in a 64-bit Windows, Ace Utilities renames regbak64.exe to regbak.exe. After all, either regbak.exe or regbak64.exe is required, but not both.

[Aneesh]

Oct. 19, 2014

* Added an installer for RegBak (Size: 579 KB).

[Dook]

please add to backup - C:\Windows\System32\config\drivers

[zaz]

Hi
Thanks Aneesh for your job
I try to make a schedulte task on windows 8.1
<Exec>
<Command>"%ProgramFiles(x86)%\regbak\regbak64.exe"</Command>
<Arguments>/dir:"%SystemRoot%\regbak\#Date#" /reg:su /silent /limitdays:15</Arguments>
</Exec>
#Date# don't work
it's make folder "date"
can you help me please

[Aneesh]

To add date, you should use: <date>

Rephrase the command to:
/dir:"%SystemRoot%\regbak\<date>" /reg:su /silent /limitdays:15

[zaz]

Many thanks, working fine
for info if I export the shedulte task in XML file, it's become :
<Arguments>/dir:"%SystemRoot%\regbak\<date>" /reg:su /silent /limitdays:15</Arguments>
one more question please, it's wont copy "UsrClass.dat" ?!

[Aneesh]

If you use 'u' in the '/reg:' field, then it should copy UsrClass.dat.

Did you get any message from Regbak regarding the copying of this file?

[zaz]

Hi
it's work now i must use "suo"
"su" only won't copy profiles user
all fine thank you

[Galnospoke]

It is great software. Can You add compresion in XP?