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系统维护经验点滴(七)（Experience in system maintenance (seven)） System maintenance experience bit by bit (seven).Txt, my life has A side, also has B noodles, your life has S noodles, also have B noodles. Failure is not terrible, the key is to see the success of his mother. Todays college students are too lacking in quality! Come over and get the wool and cut it! Have the time to learn Feng Shui, after the death of a good tomb, but also make up for the lifetime can not afford to buy a good room regret. Hidden useful files in Win98 Usually, we use the most is Windows (R) 98 menu command, in fact, in the file system, there are a lot of useful documents, but we generally dont use it, in fact, when the problems of your system. These documents are really quite useful. 1) and C:\windows\Drwatson.exe Dr.Watson is a diagnostic tool that takes snapshots of the system whenever a system error occurs. It intercepts software errors, identifies software that has been wrong and provides detailed explanations for the cause of the error. Dr.Watson usually identifies problems and suggests a suggested operating process. When it comes to requesting assistance with Microsoft technical support, Dr.Watson is a useful tool for assessing problems. By default, Dr.Watson is not loaded. To start Dr.Watson automatically, create a shortcut to \Windows\DrWatson.exe in the startup group. Of course, the normal use can also choose the advanced view of its features, see the current system, task, start, hook procedure, kernel driver and user driver, MS-DOS driver, 16 current system information module etc.. 2) and C:\windows\scanregw.exe Registry checker. The system always maintains a backup copy of the registry configuration (including user account information, protocol binding, software program settings, and user preferences). If the current registry has a problem, you can use a backup copy. Every time you restart your computer, the registry checker automatically scans the registry. If the registry checker tell