A hidden Windows registry tweak can unlock serious SSD speed gains—but one wrong move could leave your PC unbootable.

Windows is slow. Yes, we know. But if someone hasn’t moved off Windows already, it’s usually for a reason. That means there’s ...

This article is excerpted from the book Microsoft Windows 7 Your Way: Speed Up and Customize Windows from Que Publishing. Reprinted with permission of Pearson Education Inc., copyright 2010. Every ...

Did you ever receive an error while deleting a Registry key or value? “Error deleting key” is a common Registry error you might face on your Windows computer. It ...

OK, so long story short, I have a set of files that contain exported binary values from the windows registry. The values look something like this:<BR><BR>hex:f3,33,02,f1,02,83,a4 [and so on, multiple ...

This may well be overly simple and arcane but I need to know either way...<BR><BR>I am seeking to modify to registry settings (XP et al) back to the value of "(value not set)" in the registry and I ...

You can change Registry key values manually using the built-in Windows Registry Editor (regedit) in order to improve performance or make Windows work the way you want, but you need to know what you’re ...

Unless you have been living under a rock, you have been watching the IT community stand up and take notice of all of the security issues that keep rising up, day after day. One of the most prevalent ...

Today, application settings are more likely to appear in local XML files, but the Windows Registry and its hives of key/value pairs can also be used. The good news is that interacting with the ...

The Windows Registry is a database that holds your operating system’s configurations and settings. This includes everything from how long your mouse must hover over a taskbar icon before the preview ...

Last week, a new open-source Registry Editor was released that puts Windows Regedit software to shame by supporting a host of advanced features, making editing the Registry easier than ever. The ...

Microsoft has confirmed that they no longer allow Microsoft Defender to be disabled via the Windows 10 Registry to support the Tamper Protection security feature. When Windows 10 1903 was released, it ...