Mastering Windows XP Registry
Book Details:
Pages: | 672 |
Published: | May 15 2002 |
Posted: | Nov 19 2014 |
Language: | English |
Book format: | PDF |
Book size: | 3.67 MB |
Book Description:
Expert Advice for Windows XP Power UsersCreated for Windows power users and anyone who aspires to be one, Mastering Windows XP Registry provides focused, practical coverage of Windows' most important--and most challenging--element: the registry. Inside, you'll learn to customize Windows XP, optimize the network, and avoid scores of potential disasters, all by working with registry settings. If you're a power user, a system administrator, programmer, or consultant, this guide is absolutely essential.Coverage includes:* Understanding registry keys and data types* Applying the secrets of the most important registry keys* Adjusting the Windows GUI through registry settings* Using the registry in networking* Optimizing performance by editing registry settings* Working with registry tools* Recovering from disasters* Eliminating unwanted keys, entries, applications, and files* Taking advantage of the registry in your own programs* Tracking registry changes made by applications* Navigating registry entries
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