Share with everyone: After you reinstall the system, there is no need to reinstall DELPHI to reuse it. Windows operating systems often need to be reinstalled. This has become an indisputable fact. Especially developers have to install a lot of things.
Such as office2000, delphi, vss, cvs, powerdesigner and other tools. I used to hate this approach too.
Some time ago, I used the installation monitoring tool to summarize a set of functions for quickly rebuilding the development environment.
1delphi does not need to be reinstalled. You only need to install it once. After installation,
1 Prepare the borland branch under current_user.
2 Prepare the borland branch under local_machine.
3. Back up BORdbk70.dll. This is for debugging. If it is not available, RUN will not start.
4 Of course, you must also back up borland's home directory.
After reinstalling the system, you only need to
1 Copy borland's home directory to the home directory of the previous system.
2Double-click the two backed up registries.
3 In Start->Run. Enter regsvr32 and drag the BORdbk70.dll file in to register.
4ok running delphi
5. In the DELPHI library system path, point to the path of the control. OK.
I have installed it on multiple computers this way without any problems and it runs normally. (Of course it can be used on other computers. As long as the BORLAND home directory path is the same.
Installation information of each control package under HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Borland/Delphi/7.0/Known Packages
HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Borland/Delphi/7.0/Library/Search Path search path
HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Borland/Delphi/7.0/Library/Browsing Path browsing path
I originally used win2000 server, but in the past two days I installed windows2003. After installing some necessary software, it is now time to finish Delphi.
Go back to the win2000 system, run regedit, export the things under LocalMachine-software-Borland, and then export CurrentUser-software-Borland. Go back to 2003 and import these two files.
When running delphi7, I found that it prompted that a certain bpl file could not be opened. Go to the system32 directory of win2000 and copy all bpl files to the system32 directory of 2003.
Forcibly terminate delphi7 and re-run it. This time it said that qt****.dll could not be found. I followed the same method and copied all the dll files starting with qt in the original system32.
When I ran delphi7 again, it was prompted that RxCtl6.bpl was not found, so the application failed to start. , after searching, I found it in my delphi7/project/bpl directory. This should be a path problem. Open the Windows System Properties dialog box, modify the value of path in the environment variable, and add my delphi7/project/bpl and delphi7/bin. (The above folders are only for illustration, the full path should be entered during actual operation)
This time I entered the IDE. Open a previous file and run F9. Something went wrong.
Debugger Kernel BORDBK70.DLL is missing or not registered.
This is easy to do, run the command line
regsvr32 D:/Program Files/Common Files/Borland Shared/Debugger/BORdbk70.dll