Understanding Windows 98 Registry by Ian Robertson Sinclair (Paperback, 1999)

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Authors: Sinclair, Ian Robertson. Condition: Very Good. Weight: 100 Gms. Publish Date: 01/06/1999.

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The Window Registry is a closed book to many PC users, but its importance is enormous, and ignorance of it is certainly not bliss. The Registry is a database that holds all the information on hardware, software and how Windows is configured, and an error in the Registry can lead to many varied troubles, for example persistent locking-up. The very least the user needs to know is how to backup and restore the Registry, and because the system used in windows 98 is so much better than that of Windows 95, the main effort in this book is directed to the Windows 98 system. Nevertheless, many users of Windows 95 are still grappling with backup methods for their Registry, so this process has also been described. For the more adventurous, this book deals also with ways of modifying and repairing the Registry, together with descriptions of utilities for working with the Registry. some examples of Registry adjustments (tweaks) are illustrated, showing both direct editing methods and the use of programs such as TewakUI.