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Friday, 3 June 2011

Sony is going to Restore Full PSN Services By End Of This Week

Sony had announced that they going to restore full PlayStation Network services by the end of this week, this includes access to the Sony PlayStation Store, although it doesn’t include Sony’s Qriocity music service in certain countries.

Sony has said that full services will be restored in America, Europe and Asia, excluding Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea, and they have said that the services will be restored by the end of the week although they haven’t given an actual date.


“We have been conducting additional testing and further security verification of our commerce functions in order to bring the PlayStation Network completely back online so that our fans can again enjoy the first class entertainment experience they have come to love,” said Kazuo Hirai, Executive Deputy President, Sony Corporation. “We appreciate the patience and support shown during this time.”

Sony will be giving all members of the PlayStation network and their Qriocity music service a ‘welcome back’ package which according to the company will include premium content free for all members.

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Tuesday, 30 November 2010

How to Restore Registry from Backup File?

After we backup registry by creating a file, it is no use doing this without knowing how to restore registry from the backup file. We can do it in a very easy way by using Import command which is in the Regedit Software. (If you don’t know how to create the backup file, Please Read “Backup Registry …“.)

  • Open Regedit Software. Know how to do, please read “Edited Windows Registry Tool …” .
  • Click on File > Import
  • Choose the registry backup file which is in dot reg (.reg) format.
  • Then click Open.
  • Now the registry is recovered from your backup file
However, we can restore the registry in another way. If your backup file is in dot reg (.reg) format, you do not need to open Regedit software for registry recovery. You just double-click on the backup file and then click “Yes”.

Source Information:
www.computerfreetricks.com


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