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While you see and edit the value as a number, such as , the Registry itself views the number as a hexadecimal number, 1C8. Binary values Figure Editing String values Figure In some instances, when you make changes using the Regis- try the changes take effect as soon as you exit the Registry. To run the Registry Editor, type regedit in the Run box or a command prompt and press Enter. Using the Registry Editor for the first time You can browse through the Registry with the Registry Editor in the same way you browse through a hard disk using Windows Explorer.
Clicking a — sign closes the key. The Registry can be several levels deep in keys and subkeys, so navigating it using a mouse can take a substantial amount of time. Every time you open it, it jumps to the last-used key. You can use shortcut keys, though, to more easily navigate through the Registry. The right arrow key opens a key to reveal subkeys; the left arrow key closes a key and moves one level up in the key hierarchy. To jump to the next subkey that begins with a specific letter, press that letter on the keyboard.
You use the Registry Editor to edit existing keys and values, create new keys and values, or delete existing keys and values. When you modify a value, it changes right then and there.
There is also no Undo button, so make your changes carefully. You can also use the Find command by pressing Ctrl-F. To find successive keys with the same value, press the F3 key. To edit the data associated with a value, double-click on the value in the right pane of the Registry Editor; a box appears that lets you edit the value, as shown in Figure To delete a key, select it and press the Delete key.
Very often, you need to add values to a key in order for its changes to take effect. To create a new value, type in the name of the new value and press Enter. Press Enter again. The Edit Value dialog box appears, as shown in Figure Enter your data and press Enter. New eBooks. Search Engine. Get ready for some down-and-dirty hackin'!
Over serious hacks readers can use to force Windows XP to do it their way, written in the ExtremeTech no-holds-barred styleSinchak doesn't waste time tweaking Movie Maker or Instant Messenger-these hacks are heavy-duty, detailed instructions for squeezing every drop of power from Windows XP and maximizing speed, appearance, and securityNot for the faint of heart! This book is written for users who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves, risk voiding their warranties, take total control of the task bar, uninstall programs that are supposedly permanent, and beef up boot speedMines gems like unlocking hidden settings, customizing boot screens, supercharging online and program launch speed, maximizing the file system and RAM, and dumping hated features for goodWritten by the creator of TweakXP.
Delve inside the Windows kernel with noted internals experts Mark Russinovich and David Solomon, in collaboration with the Microsoft Windows product development team. This classic guidefully updated for Windows Server , Windows XP, and Windows , including bit extensionsdescribes the architecture and internals of the Windows operating system.
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