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Restore EAC settings

I spent a lot of time researching and configuring EAC to work the way I wanted.  But I since installed Win 7 and I want to get back that configuration without all the research again.  I have a backup of the filesystem EAC was configured on.  Is the the EAC settings stored in an ini file that I can copy to a new install of EAC?  Is there a process to restore the settings?

Restore EAC settings

Reply #1
They're stored in the Registry under HKCU\Software\AWSoftware

You can always create a profile instead, which may work better.  In addition to copying CDDB.DAT, that should be everything.

EDIT: Cited the specific EAC dat file since there is discussion about ntuser.dat later on.

Restore EAC settings

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All your settings are in one file "ntuser.dat" that resides in your old userprofile (documents and settings\YOURUSERNAME\ntuser.dat). Upload a copy somewhere, send me a p.m. where to load and I'll extract your settings to a .reg-file. You can import it to your actual registry and your settings should be back.


Greetings ...

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Restore EAC settings

Reply #3
So it wouldn't be possible just to put the .dat in new computer? You have to make it a .reg file?

Restore EAC settings

Reply #4
So it wouldn't be possible just to put the .dat in new computer? You have to make it a .reg file?
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Yes, the .dat-file has all the user settings of all programs of your old system. You cannot copy that, it will not work.

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Restore EAC settings

Reply #5
All your settings are in one file "ntuser.dat" that resides in your old userprofile (documents and settings\YOURUSERNAME\ntuser.dat). Upload a copy somewhere, send me a p.m. where to load and I'll extract your settings to a .reg-file.

Thanks for the offer.  If it's just a matter of copying all the keys from beneath /Software/AWSoftware/EAC, I can do that.  This is physically the same computer as what I'm trying to restore from, so I suspect the Drive Options is ok to restore as well.

 

Restore EAC settings

Reply #6
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If you've been using AccurateRip, there's one more key to restore:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP]
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Don't forget to copy your EAC profiles and at least cddb.dat too.


Best regards ...

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