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Challie
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can anyone tell me how to open the registry editor
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Francis
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Location: Paris, France
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If you don't know how to open the registry editor, it's not a wise move to go there.
The smallest thing you do can corrupt your system..
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TTH
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parados
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It's easy to open the registry.
It's a lot harder to fix your mistakes
(As Francis already pointed out.)
Just run "regedit" to open the registry editor.
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Challie
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thanks guys youve convinced me ill leave it alone
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parados
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It can be done but you should read up on how to fix the problem of a corrupt registry before you touch it.
back up the registry.
know how to restore it using a recovery disk
make sure you have a recovery disk.
Practice restoring the registry before you mess with it so when the inevitable happens you can repair it.
There is a lot of information out there about how to adjust your registry. And a lot of reasons you might need or want to but its best to know the consequences and how to fix it.
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Phoenix32890
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Location: With the birds and the alligators.
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I would not futz around with the registry myself, but I have a program that does it for me.
http://www.pctools.com/registry-mechanic/
The first time that I used it, I was shocked about how many errors that the program found (and fixed). Now I use it around once a week, and every time that I either add or delete a program, and there is usually something to fix.
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Challie
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thanks for the good advice but im obviously not clever enough to mess with the registry Im going to leave well alone, best regards all
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