The registry is a hierarchical database that contains virtually all information about your computer's configuration. Under previous version of Windows, those setting where contained in files like config.sys, autoexec.bat, win.ini, system.ini, control.ini and so on. From this you can understand how important the registry is. The structure of the registry is similar to the ini files structure, but it goes beyond the concept of ini files because it offers a hierarchical structure, similar to the folders and files on hard disk. In fact the procedure to get to the elements of the registry is similar to the way to get to folders and files. In this section I would be examing the Win95\98 registry only although NT is quite similar.
The Registry Editor The Registry Editor is a utility by the filename regedit.exe that allows you to see, search, modify and save the registry database of Windows. The Registry Editor doesn't validate the values you are writing: it allows any operation. So you have to pay close attention, because no error message will be shown if you make a wrong operation. To launch the Registry Editor simply run RegEdit.exe ( under WinNT run RegEdt32.exe with administer privileges). The registry editor is divided into two sectios in the left one there is a hierarchical structure of the database (the screen looks like Windows Explorer) in the right one there are the values.
The registry is organized into keys and subkeys. Each key contains a value entry , each one has a name, a type or a class and the value itself. The name is a string that identifies the value to the key. The length and the format of the value is dependent on the data type.
As you can see with the Registry Editor, the registry is divided into five principal keys: there is no way to add or delete keys at this level. Only two of these keys are effectively saved on hard disk: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and HKEY_USERS. The others are jusr branches of the main keys or are dynamically created by Windows.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE This key contains any hardware, applications and services information. Several hardware information is updated automatically while the computer is booting. The data stored in this key is shared with any user. This handle has many subkeys:
Config Contains configuration data for different hardware configurations. Enum This is the device data. For each device in your computer, you can find information such as the device type, the hardware manufacturer, device drivers and the configuration. Hardware This key contains a list of serial ports, processors and floating point processors. Network Contains network information. Security Shows you network security information. Software This key contains data about installed software. System It contains data that checks which device drivers are used by Windows and how they are configured.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT This key is an alias of the branch HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes and contains OLE, drag'n'drop, shortcut and file association information.
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG This key is also an alias. It contains a copy of the branch HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Config, with the current computer configuration.
HKEY_DYN_DATA Some information stored in the registry changes frequently, so Windows maintains part of the registry in memory instead of on the hard disk. For example it stores PnP information and computer performance. This key has two sub keys
Config Manager This key contains all hardware information problem codes, with their status. There is also the sub key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum, but written in a different way. PerfStats It contains performance data about system and network
HKEY_USERS This important key contains the sub key .Default and another key for each user that has access to the computer. If there is just one user, only .Default key exists. . Each sub key maintains the preferences of each user, like the desktop colors, the fonts used, and also the settings of many programs. If you open a user subkey you will find five important subkeys:
AppEvent It contains the path of audio files that Windows plays when some events happen. Control Panel Here are the settings defined in the Control Panel. They used to be stored in win.ini and control.ini. Keyboard Layouts It contains a voice that identify the actual keyboard disposition how it is set into the Control Panel. Network This key stores subkeys that describe current and recent network shortcuts. RemoteAccess The settings of Remote Access are stored here. Software Contains all software settings. This data was stored in win.ini and private .ini files.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER It is an alias to current user of HKEY_USERS. If your computer is not configured for multi-users usage, it points to the subkey .Default of HKEY_USERS.
Description of .reg file
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The registry is a hierarchical database that contains virtually all information about your computer's configuration. Under previous version of Windows, those setting where contained in files like config.sys, autoexec.bat, win.ini, system.ini, control.ini and so on. From this you can understand how important the registry is. The structure of the registry is similar to the ini files structure, but it goes beyond the concept of ini files because it offers a hierarchical structure, similar to the folders and files on hard disk. In fact the procedure to get to the elements of the registry is similar to the way to get to folders and files. In this section I would be examing the Win95\98 registry only although NT is quite similar.
The Registry Editor The Registry Editor is a utility by the filename regedit.exe that allows you to see, search, modify and save the registry database of Windows. The Registry Editor doesn't validate the values you are writing: it allows any operation. So you have to pay close attention, because no error message will be shown if you make a wrong operation. To launch the Registry Editor simply run RegEdit.exe ( under WinNT run RegEdt32.exe with administer privileges). The registry editor is divided into two sectios in the left one there is a hierarchical structure of the database (the screen looks like Windows Explorer) in the right one there are the values.
The registry is organized into keys and subkeys. Each key contains a value entry , each one has a name, a type or a class and the value itself. The name is a string that identifies the value to the key. The length and the format of the value is dependent on the data type.
As you can see with the Registry Editor, the registry is divided into five principal keys: there is no way to add or delete keys at this level. Only two of these keys are effectively saved on hard disk: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and HKEY_USERS. The others are jusr branches of the main keys or are dynamically created by Windows.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE This key contains any hardware, applications and services information. Several hardware information is updated automatically while the computer is booting. The data stored in this key is shared with any user. This handle has many subkeys:
Config Contains configuration data for different hardware configurations. Enum This is the device data. For each device in your computer, you can find information such as the device type, the hardware manufacturer, device drivers and the configuration. Hardware This key contains a list of serial ports, processors and floating point processors. Network Contains network information. Security Shows you network security information. Software This key contains data about installed software. System It contains data that checks which device drivers are used by Windows and how they are configured.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT This key is an alias of the branch HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes and contains OLE, drag'n'drop, shortcut and file association information.
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG This key is also an alias. It contains a copy of the branch HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Config, with the current computer configuration.
HKEY_DYN_DATA Some information stored in the registry changes frequently, so Windows maintains part of the registry in memory instead of on the hard disk. For example it stores PnP information and computer performance. This key has two sub keys
Config Manager This key contains all hardware information problem codes, with their status. There is also the sub key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum, but written in a different way. PerfStats It contains performance data about system and network
HKEY_USERS This important key contains the sub key .Default and another key for each user that has access to the computer. If there is just one user, only .Default key exists. . Each sub key maintains the preferences of each user, like the desktop colors, the fonts used, and also the settings of many programs. If you open a user subkey you will find five important subkeys:
AppEvent It contains the path of audio files that Windows plays when some events happen. Control Panel Here are the settings defined in the Control Panel. They used to be stored in win.ini and control.ini. Keyboard Layouts It contains a voice that identify the actual keyboard disposition how it is set into the Control Panel. Network This key stores subkeys that describe current and recent network shortcuts. RemoteAccess The settings of Remote Access are stored here. Software Contains all software settings. This data was stored in win.ini and private .ini files.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER It is an alias to current user of HKEY_USERS. If your computer is not configured for multi-users usage, it points to the subkey .Default of HKEY_USERS.
Description of .reg file <hr height='1' noshade id='quote'></blockquote id='quote'></font id='quote'>
türkçe meali = ing sözlük
ya saolun be valla ne diim allah razı olsun
varsa bir baba yiğit bendeki nfs oynama sorununu da cozsun de goreyim. sorunu "nfs 6 in XP" topiğinde ayrıntılarıyla anlattım...
BU DA BENDEN Bu registry Ayarlarının hepsinin yapmanızı sağlayan program Bunun yanında kesinlikle XP yüklendikten sonra internete girmeden çalıştırmanız ŞİDDETLE önerilir..
BootVis : Windows XP'nin açılış hızını artıran küçük bir program. Toplam 3 aşamada açılışı gözle görülür şekilde hızlandırıyor. http://www.inndir.com/program.php?id=7036
Boot XP:Windows XP'in başlangıç ekranını değiştirebilen bir program.Bu programla kendi resimlerinizide kullanarak başlangıç ekranı oluşturabilirsiniz.Eger hazır yapılmış olanlardan kullanmak istiyorsanız inndir.com'da "Xp boot screen" parametresiyle arama yaparak bulabilirsiniz.Program shareware olduğu için hazırladığınız resimlerin sol üst köşesine logosunu koyuyor, eger 7.95$ öderseniz programı satın alabilirsiniz yada hazır Boot Screen'leri Boot.ini dosyasını değiştirerek kendiniz yapabilirsiniz. Bu program ile indirdiğiniz boot screenleri sisteme yüklemeden önizleme yapabilirsiniz.
Ücretsiz ve kurulum gerektirmeyen xp-Antispy ile Windows XP'nin güvenlik açıklarından ve kişisel bilgileri sızdırmasından kurtulabilirsiniz. XP işletim sistemindeki casus programcıkları ve kişisel bilgileri isteğimiz dışı gönderen tüm özellikleri tek bir tıklamayla temizliyor. Yapılacak her tür işlem için detaylı bilgi mevcut. Bu, XP'nin zip aracını iptal edebilme ve http sunucusuna 10 bağlantıya kadar bağlanabilme özellikleri yanı sıra birçok özellik eklenmiş Türkçe versiyonudur.
arkadaşlar bu da bende olsun, önemli sayılır!!!!!!
geri yükleme noktasının alınma aralığı ve alınmış olanın ömrü için; (saniyeyi girerken virgül yok)
Adjust System Restore Default Timing Parameters
By default, System Restore creates a restore point of the system every 24 hours and saves restore points for 90 days. The GUI doesn't allow modifying the default settings but it can be done via this registry tweak.
It's important to remember that the settings in this tweak are measured in seconds. Just to save you the math time, there are 86,400 seconds in one day, 3,600 seconds in one hour, and 31,536,000 seconds in one year.
Change Restore Point Creation Frequency
[Start] [Run] [Regedit] Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion \SystemRestore Modify/Create the Value Data Type(s) and Value Name(s) as detailed below. Data Type: REG_DWORD [Dword Value] // Value Name: RPGlobalInterval Setting for Value Data: [0 = Disabled / 1 = Enabled] Exit Registry and Reboot
Change Restore Point Retention Lifespan
[Start] [Run] [Regedit] Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion \SystemRestore Modify/Create the Value Data Type(s) and Value Name(s) as detailed below. Data Type: REG_DWORD [Dword Value] // Value Name: RPLifeInterval Setting for Value Data: [0 = Disabled / 1 = Enabled] Exit Registry and Reboot