Submit portable freeware that you find here. It helps if you include information like description, extraction instruction, Unicode support, whether it writes to the registry, and so on.
Old new program with no former mention at TPFC: CRegistry Comparison.
In my brief testing in Windows 7 x64 SP1, CRegistry Comparison is portable after MSI extraction.
Fairly fast, but creates discrete CRE files for each registry hive you instruct it to snapshot; doesn't monitor filesystem activity.
Minus aspect: CRegistry Comparison doesn't accept the usual hive abbreviations (e.g, "HKCU") in its path field...
[url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/cregistry/[/url] author wrote:[CRegistry Comparison] is simple, easy and fast registry comparison tool. You can watch all registry changes. Like you install a new software and want to check what changes done then just compare your registry with old snap shot (that is created by this software).
After extraction with 7zip I got 49 files part of the installation script. I am sure you used something else for extraction, I am curious here (reason of this post).
Some exe file, none of course usable.
Tried to find a link to the portable version via a search on goolge for CRegistry Comparison and CRegistry Comparison portable. No useful link for a portable version or a way to make it portable.
tactictoe wrote:is a MSInstaller file as mentioned. After extraction with 7zip I got 49 files part of the installation script. I am sure you used something else for extraction, I am curious here (reason of this post).]
Either Less MSIérables or jsMSIx work. I believe Universal Extractor Mod (both gora and Koros version) can extract it too.
Run under windows 8.1 64bits system with now crash from extracted file. Easy to use and great tool to create a snapshot of the registry before and read another one after modification has been done by a software. Now to make this software portable after an unusual extraction, I don't have a clue. I will muck around for sure, trial and error is the key here for me... unless someone has already find a way.
Now, this software combined with Revouninstaller is my solution to hard uninstall of software.
Eventless extraction with LessMSI, resulting in files and folder structured as depicted below. I tested in Windows 7 x64 SP1 with PrIMo (a native 64-bits fork of Regshot, which I highly recommend) and found no other relevant traces...
