Windows Registry is a hierarchical database. It holds information related to settings, options, and other values for software and hardware on your system. Windows allows users to make changes in the ...

The Windows Registry has been around for a long time, but how old is it? Why does it exist? Here are a few fun facts you ...

The Windows Registry is a centralized hierarchical database that is used by Windows to store system settings, hardware configurations, and user preferences. The Windows Registry can be explored by ...

The Registry Editor is an important built-in tool in the Windows OS that allows users to make different modifications based on one’s requirements. From disabling Cortana to changing the default image ...

Okay; I know a little about how to write .reg files for import in the registry, mainly from looking at .reg files; but have some questions.<P>Is there any way to <B>remove</B> keys from the registry ...

Its been a while but I am sure I have done this in the past. I have a .reg file which contains updated DST 2007 settings which I am trying to deploy to a bunch of Windows 2000 machines. Before rolling ...

Frankie asked the Answer Line forum for the best way to back up the Windows Registry. Backing up the Windows Registry isn’t as important as backing up your data (including photos, music, and documents ...

As a follow-up to the secure Windows file deletion post highlighting the Windows file Shredder, reader Michael Wilson has put together a registry hack to add the File Shredder to his right-click menu.