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Minor gripe, just because the contents are stored in the registry doesn't preclude them from being exported or clearly identified. The clearly identifying anyt
by mey 15y ago
Minor gripe, just because the contents are stored in the registry doesn't preclude them from being exported or clearly identified. The clearly identifying anything I entirely agree that Microsoft has done a poor job of.
Edit: more clarity on clarity
- teyc 15y agoYou are right. The purpose of registries is for components to register and announce their location. If a complicated piece of software has a lot of dependencies then no amount of registry-fu will solve the problem of cleanly migrating the application to another machine. Virtualization is the only sane solution.