Okay, I'm in the process of loading all my programs onto a new hard drive because I installed Windows 7. I moved my old Windows XP hard drive to become a slave drive so that I would not lose any data until I had time to move everything that I wanted.
Unfortunately, I seem to have lost at least one CD-key necessary for installing some of my games (BF2... old I know, but still my favorite game). I have the install disk, but not my CD key. So I figured I could find that in the registry, but I'm kinda tired of pulling the hard drives and swapping them around (long story, but basically I tried a couple methods for installing Windows 7's Easy Transfer Wizard. In the end I couldn't get this to work because I bought the 64bit Windows 7 and my Windows XP is 32, so I got error messages trying to install).
Does anyone have a method for checking the registry on a slave hard drive? Or am I going to have to pull the beast out and crack the case again?
Unfortunately, I seem to have lost at least one CD-key necessary for installing some of my games (BF2... old I know, but still my favorite game). I have the install disk, but not my CD key. So I figured I could find that in the registry, but I'm kinda tired of pulling the hard drives and swapping them around (long story, but basically I tried a couple methods for installing Windows 7's Easy Transfer Wizard. In the end I couldn't get this to work because I bought the 64bit Windows 7 and my Windows XP is 32, so I got error messages trying to install).
Does anyone have a method for checking the registry on a slave hard drive? Or am I going to have to pull the beast out and crack the case again?