REGISTRY means registration of programs & their settings
and data into your computer.
EDITOR means to edit these settings to your requirements.
The Windows Registry is a configuration database that
stores settings and options on Microsoft Windows operating
systems. It contains settings for low-level operating
system components as well as the applications running on
the platform:
the kernel(1),Device Drivers(2), Window service(3)
SAM(4),user interface(5) and third party application(6) all
make use of the Registry.
Registry Editor is an advanced tool for viewing and
changing settings in your system registry, which contains
information about how your computer runs. Almost the
complete settings are stored in the registry. For example,
when you re size a program window, the window position (x,y
points) is stored in the registry so that the settings are
kept permanently. This is just an example, there are much
more data stored in the registry. Although Registry Editor
enables you to inspect and modify the registry
Note:
* it's advisable to use Registry Editor only if the GUI
does not provide the option you're looking for. Making
incorrect changes in the registry can break your system.
* It's highly advisable to backup the registry before
editing any portion of it.
Thanx.
(next session is to how to backup registry and reuse it)
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(1)The kernel's responsibilities include managing the
system's resources,the communication between hardware and
software components
(2)higher-level computer programs to interact with a
hardware device
(3)a long-running executable that performs specific
functions
(4)Security Accounts Manager,It stores users' passwords in
a hashed format
(5) GUI the way ur operating system looks like.e.g ur xp
look.
(6)is a reusable software component developed to be either
freely distributed or sold by an entity other than the
original vendor of the development platform
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The Microsoft Registry Editor (REGEDIT) {Session 1}
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