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14 The Windows 9895 registry is contained in what two files?
The Windows 95/98 registry is contained in two files, System.dat and User.dat.
Where are the files that make up Windows 9x registry and where are they located?
In Windows 95, 98, and Me, the Registry is contained in two hidden files in your Windows directory, called USER.DAT and SYSTEM.DAT.
The windows 9895 registry is contained in two files blank and blank the windows 95 backups of these files are called blank and blank?
Not sure but... windows 98/95 registry is contained in the System.dat & User.dat I was able to find this one for sure... the windows 95 backups are called System.da0 & User.da0 CompTIA A+ Guide to Software Fourth Edition pg. 377
The windows 9x registry contained in two files blank and blank. The windows 95 backups these two files are called blank and blank?
System.dat, User.dat, System.da0, User.da0
What is INI entry?
.INI extension and contains configuration information for MS-Windows. Two.INI files, WIN.INI and SYSTEM.INI, are required by MS-Windows. In addition, many applications have their own.INI files. In Windows 95 and Windows NT,.INI files have been replaced by the Registry, though many applications still include.INI files for backward compatibility.
Where do you boot files in the Windows 95?
The boot files are in C://Windows/system32
What is the name of the third file windows you added to store the registry that was not used with windows 95?
Classes.dat
How do you open a hard drive that contains Windows 95?
To view the files, you go to C:/Windows/ and the files are in their. Easiest way to open it
How is the computer's main memory different from the system registry?
The computer's main memory (RAM) is physical hardware used to help the computer quickly access information that it uses a lot. That is the space in which the operating system and running programs reside. The registry is a collection of files stored on your computer's hard drive that contains information and configuration information for the operating system and other programs installed on your computer. Parts of the registry may be stored in your computer's RAM while the computer is running. In the past, Windows used a collection of .INI files wherever any programs were located to store the configuration information. Then starting with Windows 95, they consolidated it into two files, and into even more files in Windows NT and 2000. Now there are 6-7 files called "hives" which comprise the system registry.
What is systemdat?
System.dat was first used in Windows 95 and contains part of the Windows registry. The system registry is where all the Windows settings and most of the application and driver settings are stored. It is a very important file and should be left alone, though you could run a registry cleaner and a registry packer and reduce the size of it. Since XP and higher versions of Windows handle the registry more efficiently, it is best in the newer Windows versions to avoid most registry tools (though there is no harm in running a registry packer which does an internal defragmentation of the registry).
What does the registry do?
The Registry holds Windows system information. It can change each time you add or remove software, change your theme, edit the registry, etc. You can edit your registry by opening Command Prompt and typing Regedit.exe: however, do this only if you know what you're doing. Editing and modifying the registry is dangerous and could render your Windows OS unusable, forcing you to restore or reinstall.
How do you open .drv files?
.drv files aren't meant to be "opened" in the typical sense. They are drivers for older versions of Windows, such as Windows 3.1, 95, or 98.
