Cannot import error accessing the registry

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  1. fs1
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    Cannot import error accessing the registry


    Just trying to import registry backup but im getting this error Cannot import error accessing the registry-captussssre.png
    any idea how to fix this? Cheers
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  3. kingtez1984
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    Try the same in safemode :)
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  4. fs1
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    Nothing still the same error in safemode
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  6. f14tomcat
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    fs1 said:
    Nothing still the same error in safemode
    Is your User name on the machine actually Owner ? May be a permission issue.
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  7. fs1
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    f14tomcat said:
    Is your User name on the machine actually Owner ? May be a permission issue.
    Yes it is and its admin
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  8. f14tomcat
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    Can you please post how you are trying to do this. The command or context menu entry you tried.

    And the version of Windows, please.
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  9. fs1
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    Regedit > Run as admin > Files > Import
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  10. f14tomcat
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    fs1 said:
    Regedit > Run as admin > Files > Import
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    Try a different method, without Regedit open. Right click the file, and choose merge
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  12. fs1
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    f14tomcat said:
    Try a different method, without Regedit open. Right click the file, and choose merge
    Already tryd it same error
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  13. f14tomcat
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    fs1 said:
    Already tryd it same error
    Are these entries from the same machine? Same owner? Maybe if you zip the file and post it, I could take a look at the contents to see if anything pops up.

    You have Win 10 Pro, but what version? Win Key + R, type winver and enter....
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