How to keep the game from reloading after reorganizing the system

Find the registry key of the corresponding game and export it, save it, and then import the registry after redoing the system.

The green version of the game is also possible. Some have registry keys, and you can double-click the registry key directly after reinstalling, or back up the registry and import it after reinstallation.

Some games can still be played after reloading.,Some have registry keys.,After reinstalling, you can double-click the registry key directly.,Or back up the registry.,Reinstall and then import.。

By: 168 Oh - Magician Level 5 9-19 00:08

Agreed, back up the registry.

It's so simple. I don't have to reinstall the game every time.

Copy the registry to another disk before loading.

Put my documents on a different disk as well.

Once installed, copy the registry.

So is my documentation.

That's it. Works with most games.

It depends on what game it is, and some games have to be reinstalled.

For save games, it's relatively simple, backing up the save is fine.

It's not easy, you just have to make a backup

After reinstalling the system, if the previous game is installed on the F disk, there is no need to re**, after the installation of the system is completed, you only need to install the game. If it is installed on the C drive, it needs to be re-**.

Basically, all installers need to be written to the registry, and the registry is in the system disk, after reinstalling, the registry is initialized, and the game registration related information is lost, so after reinstalling the system, you also need to reinstall the game.

In the game, sometimes there will be problems in our game environment, such as game lag, crash, etc., and then we need to reinstall the game environment to solve these problems. Below I will show you how to reinstall the game environment.

The first step is to uninstall the game. First of all, we need to find the game installed on the computer, open the control panel, select Uninstall program, find the corresponding game, and click Uninstall. If you're installing a game on your phone, just press and hold the game icon and select Delete.

The second step is to clean up the residual files. After uninstalling the game, there may be some residual files that have not been uninstalled, which will affect subsequent installations. We need to search for the game-related folder on our computer and delete it.

On your phone, you can use some cleaning software to clean up the residual files.

The third step, the game installation package. In the official website or app store** the game installs. In order to avoid ** to virus software, it is recommended to **** from the official. If you've already installed the package, you can skip this step.

Step 4: Install the game. Double-object shock game installation package, follow the prompts to complete the installation. During the installation process, it is recommended to select the default installation path, which can avoid the problem of the wrong installation path of the source.

The fifth step is to update the game. Once you have installed the game, you need to open the game and check for updates. If there is an update, it is recommended to update it in time to avoid problems with the game.

Summary: Reinstalling the game environment is not a difficult task, just follow the steps above. However, before reinstalling the game environment, it is recommended to back up the game data first to avoid data loss.

In addition, after reinstalling the game, it is recommended to close some unnecessary programs to improve the running speed of the game.

No, the installation system only formats the system disk (usually C disk), and other disks have no effect.

In general, it is not necessary to install it. Some games are special and you have to install them if you want to import the registry.

Hello! There are several reasons for your problem, the most likely is that there are some plug-ins or drivers that are not installed after reinstalling the system, causing the game to fail to read. Second,After reinstalling the system,Some of the settings in the computer have been changed to default settings,And the landlord should have changed the settings before the game,For example, some games only support 16-bit color,And the computer defaults to 32-bit color and so on。

Thirdly, there is the problem of installing the game, errors may occur during the installation process, but not necessarily every time, so reinstalling it may solve the problem, but it may not necessarily solve it. Finally, it could be that anti-virus software, firewalls, etc., are preventing the game from being read or deleting one of its files. In short, there may be many reasons for the problem, and the landlord still has to take a specific look and find a professional.

Don't let others help remotely, especially on the premise that you don't know others on the Internet, some people with bad intentions are likely to crash your computer, landlord remember!

Hope it helps!

If the driver is not installed, reinstall the driver.