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- How to disable enable startup programs through Registry Editor
The location of those programs are found in different parts of the registry editor such as: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run However, i dont know how to disable them in the registry editor without using the task manager
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According to Microsoft knowledge base article 310516, one should initiate reg files editing the Windows registry with either Windows Registry Editor Version 5 00 for Windows 2000, Windows XP, and
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Is there a way to track changes in Windows registry? I'd like to see what changes in the registry are made during installation of various programs
- Registry path to find ALL the installed applications
Registry path to find ALL the installed applications Asked 12 years, 8 months ago Modified 4 years, 2 months ago Viewed 146k times
- registry - How do I specify editing a DWORD in decimal when writing a . . .
The other answers are correct in that there is no way to specify a DWORD value in decimal, only in hex To set a DWORD in a reg file, use this syntax: Windows Registry Editor Version 5 00 [Full\Path\To\Key] "KeyName"=dword:abc123 Note that the value after dword: is always interpreted as hex even though it does not (and can not) have the common hex prefix "0x"
- Where does Windows store its Open With settings?
I keep reading that HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\JNLPFile\Shell\Open\Command is the Registry key to check However, if you change the association through Windows Explorer: Open With > Choose Program > (Always use the selected program) the change isn't at all reflected in this Registry key Where else is this information stored?
- Modifying the Path to executable of a windows service
Step 1: Open your Windows Registry Editor You can either type 'regedit' in the Run program or search for 'regedit' in your start menu Step 2: Expand -> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE; Expand -> SYSTEM; Expand -> CurrentControlSet; Expand -> Services Step 3: Locate the service you want to modify and click on it
- Windows Registry location for Google Chrome version
I'm developing a Lua script to access application version information found in the Windows registry, but can't find a registry key associated with the current installed version of Google Chrome Browser
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