Rocketdock Problem =X
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Hello,
I have the Rocketdock software. It is well configured to my liking, etc...
I plan to format my PC and restore it to its factory settings for another reason, but first I would like to back up my current Rocketdock settings so that I can retrieve my icons after formatting.
I then go to Settings and check "Save settings to a .INI file" and then OK. But nothing happens. When I go to the Rocketdock folder, I don't have a settings.ini file present, and when I check back in the settings, "Save settings to a .INI file" is unchecked. =X
Do you have a solution? Or another way to back up the settings?
Thank you in advance! ;)
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Yannou.10, not very expert but at your service! =)
Toshiba Satellite P300-156, 17", Windows Vista SP1, 3 GB RAM
Intel Core 2 Duo T550 1.83 GHz, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470
I have the Rocketdock software. It is well configured to my liking, etc...
I plan to format my PC and restore it to its factory settings for another reason, but first I would like to back up my current Rocketdock settings so that I can retrieve my icons after formatting.
I then go to Settings and check "Save settings to a .INI file" and then OK. But nothing happens. When I go to the Rocketdock folder, I don't have a settings.ini file present, and when I check back in the settings, "Save settings to a .INI file" is unchecked. =X
Do you have a solution? Or another way to back up the settings?
Thank you in advance! ;)
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Yannou.10, not very expert but at your service! =)
Toshiba Satellite P300-156, 17", Windows Vista SP1, 3 GB RAM
Intel Core 2 Duo T550 1.83 GHz, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 8.0
4 answers
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To save your settings in an .INI file, you need to exit RocketDock, right-click on the icon and select "Run as administrator." Then you can make your changes and save them in an .INI file.
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Can you understand something, thank you? Because I'm going crazy.
Root]
SettingsVersion="00.00.00.01"
SidebarShowState="Imploded"
SidebarDockedPartsOrder="0x2,"
Section0="2"
SidebarDockedPartsPage1="0"
[Section 2]
PrivateSetting_GadgetName=%PROGRAMFILES%\windows sidebar\gadgets\SlideShow.Gadget
PrivateSetting_Enabled=true
PrivateSetting_GadgetTopmost="false"
PrivateSetting_SidebarDockedState="Docked"
[Hashes]
C:\Program Files\windows sidebar\gadgets\SlideShow.Gadget="%7B7EBE9208-9015-6780-3C9B-ED6AB569356C%7D"
C:\Program Files\windows sidebar\gadgets\RSSFeeds.Gadget="%7BF6A0BAD2-1AE4-A2E7-E90C-AFA26160A092%7D"
C:\Program Files\windows sidebar\gadgets\Clock.gadget="%7B92B522D1-AC72-E2DB-F316-1658FB6A135E%7D" -
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To export the RocketDock bar settings to another PC:
- In the RocketDock bar settings (right-click on the bar) - "General" tab, check the box "save settings to a .INI file"
- c:/WINDOWS/BricoPacks/VistaInspirat2/RocketDock
- Copy the settings.ini file to a USB drive
- c:/WINDOWS/BricoPacks/VistaInspirat2/Icons
- Copy the entire folder to the USB drive
- Install RocketDock on the new PC
- Exit the program
- Replace the original files with those from the USB drive (settings.ini and the Icons folder) -
Hi, for your information, you can add your RocketDock to your USMT, but you'll need to find all the associated dependencies because I tried like you but I didn't succeed.
The best thing is that you don't bother and install it when you change your PC, otherwise you're going to face a crazy headache.
Unless you integrate your RocketDock into an unattend!!! But well....
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