The registry editor, or regedit, is a powerful tool that gives you access to most of the settings stored by Windows and Windows applications. This tool allows you to fix a wide range of problems, gives you access to some hidden settings and can be used to automate the configuration of local and remote Windows PC's.
This guide shows you how to use the registry editor, presents some tips for configuring Windows via the registry, how you can tweak your Windows system to achieve the best possible performance, and how you can use the registry editor to fix common problems and errors.
| InTouch Lock Review: Restrict Modification and Access in Windows
Administrators and guardians often wish to lock or restrict critical settings in Windows and restrict programs and internet access that will keep the PC away from any settings-hijack... |
Adjusting the Outlook Attachment Size Limit Warning
Have you tried to send an attachment in an Outlook email and keep getting a message that the attachment is too large? Although Outlook 2010 limits your attachment size, you don't... |
| How to Enable or Disable Windows Registry Editor
Ever come across a situation where you needed to make changes to the Windows Registry Editor but you couldn't open it? Read on to find out how to enable or disable the Windows... |
Registry Editor Error: Unable to Display Security Information
Have you tried accessing a registry key but regedit is unable to display security information? What do you do to gain access to a registry key if Windows will not display the permission... |
| Editing the Registry in Windows Mobile
We take you through the rudimentary steps to working with the WinMo registry. Inside, you'll find everything related to tweaking the registry.... |
What is the Windows Registry and How to Back it Up
Windows is quite a famous platform used in most PCs, laptops, and notebooks today. Most end-users of the operating system don't really know much about how it works. We explain the... |