Error Windows Vista registry; 'Software' is no longer available in the RegBack folder

For a long time, my computer upgraded to the point a file corrupted software in the registry and due to my lack of ability to install a new operating system (no copies were available and I didn't have the money to buy a) as well as my lack of interest in losing the information on this disk, I looked for other solutions.  I came across a great technique where a copy of the software file is copied to the backup (RegBack) registry file, so start the computer with a fully functional copy of this file.  It worked for ~ a year; I would use my system recovery disk to perform needed to start command lines upward.  Now, I'm facing a problem.  A copy of the software is more in my RegBack folder.  Old copies of the registry (software.old, system.old, etc.) are so corrupt, and a file under the name of "software.sav", which I'm not sure of the object of not brought success.

Now I have access to a copy of Windows 7, but am facing a monumental problem.  The "upgrade" feature will not work unless the computer is started successfully in the previous version of Windows.  It is very important that I do not lose some data on this hard drive, so I'm curious to see some possible solutions.

1.) it would be possible for me to copy the file from another computer on an external hard drive or a disk software and copy on my computer?

(2.) it would be possible for me to a copy of Linux from an external hard drive or a disk startup and access to information on my first hard drive to back up important information?

This last solution would be preferable, because it seems as if it would be less hassle simply to recover important information and move, even if the first solution would enable the same result, just with more steps.

If there is another solution that will allow me to recover the data on my hard drive, please let me know.  I'm open to experimental ideas.

Hello

You can back up your data using Linux on the disk.

What are other ways to do it:

Saving your files:

You can remove the hard drive and put it in a hard drive USB enclosure > plug it into another computer > and try to read and copy your data in this way.

Or, you can download Knoppix > make a bootdisk to > start your system with it (IF your material is all work) > and copy your data from the hard drive like that.

http://Knoppix.NET/

See you soon.

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