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Windows
2000 - Tips & Tricks
Editing The
Registry/Rules To Follow
Fiddling about in the Windows 2000 registry
can be pretty dangerous to your PC's health to say the least. For a start
you must remember that once you edit a registry key there is basically no
turning back as neither registry editor in Windows 2000 has an undo
feature.
Now then, what next? Well Windows 2000
comes with two registry editors for you to try to get to grips with, one
is the good old Regedt32.exe and the other is regedit32.exe an older
version of regedit. We will cover what these two do in a later tip but for
now, here are a run down of rules we follow before making a registry edit,
we recommend that you do the same.
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Back up the registry
before performing an edit as there is always the risk of a mistake.
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Remember the keys you
change just incase you would like to change them back to the original
settings.
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If you are worried
about a setting you are thinking of changing, the best thing to do is
not to change it unless it is vital to do so.
Return to the Windows 2000 Tips index
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