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From: PDFrank on 17 Jul 2010 16:07
Is there any program (preferably free) that can detect all the files and
registry keys needed to run a particular program, copy them and allow
you to attempt transfer to another computer if you have lost the install
CD (or floppies) and the software company has gone out of business?
From: PDFrank on 18 Jul 2010 19:00
Nemesis wrote:

> No, seriously now, a lot of programs use hardware data to validate
> the key (windows comes to mind).


I'm talking about the days when software came on floppies.
From: mike on 18 Jul 2010 19:28
PDFrank wrote:
> Is there any program (preferably free) that can detect all the files and
> registry keys needed to run a particular program, copy them and allow
> you to attempt transfer to another computer if you have lost the install
> CD (or floppies) and the software company has gone out of business?
google
unienu65d30.exe
Best I've found.
Works sometimes.
Does NOT work on anything microsoft or that is locked to one computer
by phoning home.
But it does work...sometimes.
From: Zo on 21 Jul 2010 14:15

[ZO] used his keyboard to write :
> Is there any program (preferably free) that can detect all the files and
> registry keys needed to run a particular program, copy them and allow you to
> attempt transfer to another computer if you have lost the install CD (or
> floppies) and the software company has gone out of business?

What is the name of the program in question?

--
Zo
Early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.


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