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Understanding and Editing the Windows Registry
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/ July 21, 2009 / 2:53 min.
Editing the Windows Registry
Windows comes with a Registry editor built right into the operating system. It isn't elegant or fancy, but it gets the job done. Here we'll take a brief look at its functions. After viewing thisvideo tutorial
, you'll be able to go in and startediting the Windows Registry
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- To
- The Registry editor opens.
- The Registry editor has two panes, left and right.
- All of the Keys are displayed on the left pane.
- All of the values are shown in the right pane.
- Under File you'll find Import and Export functions.
- Under Edit you'll find the ability to search using Find and Find Next.
- Always use the
- At the same time you don't need to be afraid of the Registry if you are careful and take precautions.
- When you feel comfortable working with Registry you can avail yourself of a wealth of fixes and tweaks that are available on the Internet.
open the Registry editor
click Start, then Run, and type inREGEDT32
and press Enter or click OK.- The Registry editor opens.
- The Registry editor has two panes, left and right.
- All of the Keys are displayed on the left pane.
- All of the values are shown in the right pane.
- Under File you'll find Import and Export functions.
- Under Edit you'll find the ability to search using Find and Find Next.
- Always use the
Registry editor
with caution and care.- At the same time you don't need to be afraid of the Registry if you are careful and take precautions.
- When you feel comfortable working with Registry you can avail yourself of a wealth of fixes and tweaks that are available on the Internet.
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