Registry Workshop 2.5 Online Manual
Registry Workshop is an advanced registry editor. It is a perfect replacement...
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Introduction
- Shortcut keys
- Command line options
- Editing Registry
Add a registry key- Add a registry value
- Change a registry value
- Delete registry keys and values
- Rename a registry key or value
- Cut registry keys and values
- Copy registry keys and valeus
- Paste registry keys and values
- Edit permissions of a registry key
- Copy a registry key name
- Copy a registry value name
- Copy data of a registry value
Mark registry keys and values as delete
- Find and replace
- Backup and Restore
- Working with files
- Working with network registry
- Working with mobile device registry
- Managing Favorites
- Add a registry key or value to Favorites
- Add a category to Favorites
- Change a Favorites item
- Delete Favorites item or category
- Rename a Favorites item or category
- Move a Favorites item or category
- Copy a Favorites item or category
- Jump to the keys or values that are stored in a Favorites item
- Import Favorites
- Export all Favorites
- Export selected Favorites
- Tools
- Settings
Load a hive into the registry
- On the File menu, click Load Hive.
- In Look in, click the drive, folder, or network computer and folder that contains the hive you want to load.
- Click Open.
- In Key name, type the name that you want to assign to the hive.
- In Parent key, click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_USERS keys.
- Click OK.
Notes
Load Hive and Unload Hive affect only the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and HKEY_USERS keys and are active only when these predefined keys are selected. When you load a hive into the registry, the hive becomes a subkey of one of these keys.