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The Windows registry

Posted by gurur@j on Sunday, July 04, 2010 , under | comments (0)









The Windows registry



The Windows registry

For all the people using Windows,it is very helpful to learn about one of the most important aspects of any windows system,the windows Registry.The registry in windows is a central database of all configuration settings for most of the application installed on your computer.It is used extensively by Windows for storing all its setting and by most Windows  application.The Windows registry allow one to configure many settings for windows and other application which are otherwise not accessibly by any  interface that the application provides.

By Understanding a few things about the windows registry you can go for long way towards hacking your system into what you want it to be.Editing the windows registry is one of the most Powerful ways of manipulating yous ystem settings,which is something that makes it equally dangerous.

So before you set out to do anything with the registry,please back up your system registry.If you are using the system Restore/System protection feature in windows create a recovery Point.
Even so,there are many tools out there which  will help you accomplis some advanced registry manipulations without needing to edit it manually.

To edit the Windows registry,the simplest tool to use--One which is free and works reasonably well-is the registry editor which comes bundled with Windows:regedit.It can be launched using the RUN dialog(Windows Button +R)by entering the command regedit and hitting[enter]

The Windows regedit in any  recent Os will display the following 5 root key entries:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
HKEY_USERS
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG

All this settings are not stored in a single file,but are instead spread across multiple files in logical
groups called "hives".The combination of data  from these "hives"makes up the windows registry.


HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

Abbreviated as HKML.According to its description in Microsoft  TechNet:TheHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE sub tree contains information about the local computer system,including hardware and operating system data,such as bus type,system memory, device drivers,and start up control parameters.The software sub key in this key contains the bulk of the system-Wide settings for application installed in windows.The setting in this  section are usually arranged as company/Product/version as those are Microsoft's guidelines.setting for Microsoft's own applications will thus be found in HKLM/software/Microsoft own applications will thus be found in HKLM/software/Microsoft,with settings for windows itself under Windows.

HKEY_USERS

This key contains user configuration Keys for each user.It has one subkey for each user is named after the user's security ID.For explanation of what is combined in the subkeys read on for HKEY_CURRENT_USER.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER

Abbreviated as HKCU.According to its description in Microsoft  Tech Net:The HKEY_CURRENT_USER Sub tree contains the user profile for the user who is currently logged on to the computer.The user profile includes environment variables,personal program groups,desktop  settings, network connections, Printers,and application preferences.The data in the user profile is similar to the data  stored in the Win.ini file in Windows3.x.

The HKEY_CURRENT USER Sub tree does not contain any data .It just stores a pointer to the content of the HKEY_USER\security ID(SID)of current user sub key .Therefore,the content of that  sub key also appear in HKEY_CURRENT_USER,and it can be viewed and changed in either location.This sub tree provides easier access to the data.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

Abbreviated as HKCR,this part of the registry is for storing file associations and information about application registered for handling different data types.These settings can be overridden by the current user's settings for the same stored in HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Classes.

HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG

It merely links to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Currentcontrolset\Hardware Profiles\Current and contains information generated at run time.©®


Windows 7:Fix Registry

Posted by gurur@j on Saturday, April 03, 2010 , under , | comments (0)



Windows 7:Fix Registry!



To fix registry problems for Windows 7 one must know well about Microsoft registry in full depth. Registry system in Microsoft is all about the system information database. All the software and hardware details including their set up details will be placed in folders correspondingly in the system registry. The important valid point here is, if any of these folders or files relates to this software or hardware are corrupted will result in working of system. This resulting will affect speed and total working of system and this is system registry error.


Malicious software could result pretty badly to Windows 7 registry and influences badly on system working. This malicious software changes many default settings in Windows 7. These are few fatal situations may happen in windows 7 if not fixed the registry problems.


Microsoft installed a registry in windows 7 which got a editor in it to clean the altered or changed registry due to malicious software. While before using Microsoft registry editor in Windows 7, proper evaluation of damage and what is to be done planned in advance. Key values and settings are vital factors in this editing. When malicious software changed the key settings find out clearly what is right one and what way it was changed. By understanding this you can make corrections to the changed settings properly with this knowledge in Windows 7. Guess work could spoil total settings in the registry, so proper understanding is needed.


The editing process can be started by going to RUN and typing "regedit" in it. Registry editor allocated folders for each hardware and software utilities. These folders are assigned with proper key names and values. While changing corrupted registry correct them or change them with right values in windows 7. Many instances doing this edit part needs right knowledge and right idea if not chance to whole registry get corrupt, so proper guidance to be taken if not sure about what to be done.


Here going with a right software tool is always suggestible to fix registry problem in windows 7. Many times people are quite clueless about key names and values of system registry. In such situations a third party tool for fixing Windows 7 registry is always advisable. These kinds of tools not only correct the corrupted registry it also stops the next time possible corruption and changing of registry.


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windows7-Automatically delete temporary files

Posted by gurur@j on Wednesday, March 24, 2010 , under | comments (0)



Automatically delete temporary files

Windows-7 comes with the disk clean-up wizard like windows vista and xp,but that utility only delete your temporary files if they are more that a week old.you can automate the process by creating a simple batch file and then making it run at start-up so that you never have to worry about manually freeing up space from your temp folder.

 
open notepad and click on File > save As.
In the file name dialog box,type"temclean.bat"
change the entry in save as type drop down box to "All files"
click on save.

 
Then in your file,type the following:cd c :\users\%user name%\app data\local Rimdir /s /Q Temp
save the File.

 
Navigate to the folder where the file is saved.
Right-click on 'create shortcut'
place this shortcut in your ' startup'folder in your start menu.
 Every time you log in to windows,the file will be executed and your temporary files will be cleaned.This is very useful for net books an laptops with small hard-disk space.In case you get  an access error while the file is being executed,replace %user name% in the file  with your windows login user name.




windows7-Multiple file selection

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Multiple file selection
Whenever you have to select multiple files,you need to keep the [ctrl]key pressed while clicking on file names.How
many times has it  happened to you that you let go of the [ctrl]key before selecting another file and your entire selection was lost?
it's irritating when sorting large number of files.windows7,however,comes to your rescue with check boxes that allow you to
select  files without having to hold the [ctrl]key.

once in a folder,click on organize > folder and search options.
Go to the view tab.
under advanced settings,check the item labeled"use check boxes to select items"
press OK and you are done.

windows7-Faster windows shutdown

Posted by gurur@j on Sunday, March 21, 2010 , under | comments (0)



Faster windows shutdown
windows takes some time to stop or kill a service once you give the shutdown comand.But,in most cases,it does not harm to 

 
A minor tweak can make windows shutdown faster
 

reduce this delay and boost your shutdown time.Here's how
Go to start>run and type regedit.
navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM>CURRENTCONTROLSET>CONTROL in the left pane.
In the right pane,right-click on the key called 'wait to kill service Timeout'and click on modify.
 

change the value data from 12000(12seconds)to 5000(5seconds).To be on the safer side,do not reduce it below 5 seconds because some programs need a couple of seconds to close properly and killing before that will result in data loss.

Windows 7 search within zip files

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Windows 7
search within zip files
open computer(win + E)
click on organize>Folder and search options Folder and search options
under the search tab,check'include compressed files'and click on OK.

WINDOWS ERROR

Posted by gurur@j on Monday, March 01, 2010 , under | comments (0)



WINDOWS ERROR

My Desktop pc configuration is as fallows:

Processor-Intel core 2 Duo E7400
Motherboard-GIGABYTE S series
RAM-Umax 1GB
HDD-Samsung 160GB
Monitor-AOC 18.5-inch LCD
     I installed windows XP(sp3)on my system,but XP booting it started errors and i was not able to acces any application on my system.I reinstalled the OS but it failed.I would also like to know wheather I can install Windows 7 on my system

!!The problem might be with the hard drive or memory.You'll have to run a thorough disk scan and use Memtest86+  to ensure that there are no problems with it.yes,you can install windows7 on your system.

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