Welcome readers, I am again here with a trick of command prompt. CommandPrompt is a powerful interpreter which has its roots so deep in Windows that
you can customize the OS with a large number of commands given in it. Initially
you might have misunderstood command prompt as a dull app with unattractive look. But
remember inner beauty is the best beauty. If you don’t like to work in its
black & white default interface then you can also change its colour.
(Try this command and press enter -
title your name (press
enter)
color 49 (press enter)
without inverted comma as an experiment
So, coming to our topic
command prompt can also be used to manipulate, view and control the registry.
Now you must thinking of how this can be done. This can be done with the the
help of certain built-in commands of this interpreter. The commands are as
given below:
==> Reg add : Adds a new subkey or entry to the Registry.
==> Reg compare : Compares
specified registry subkeys or entries.
==> Reg copy : Copies a subkey
to another subkey.
==> Reg delete : Deletes a subkey
or entries from the Registry.
==> Reg export : Creates a copy of
specified subkeys, entries, and values into a file in REG (text) format.
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Read how you can disable USB ports in your PC using Register Editor.
==> Reg import : Merges a REG file
containing exported Registry subkeys, entries, and values into the Registry.
==> Reg load : Writes saved
subkeys and entries in hive format back to a different subkey.
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Check out how to fix any .EXE problem on windows.
==> Reg query : Displays the data
in a subkey or a value.
==> Reg restore : Writes saved
subkeys and entries in hive format back to the Registry.
==> Reg save : Saves a copy of
specified subkeys, entries, and values of the Registry in hive (binary) format.
Don't forget this awesome collection register tweaks.
Don't forget this awesome collection register tweaks.
==> Reg unload : Removes a section
of the Registry that was loaded using reg load.
For more information for specific commands you can type
'command name' and give space and then type 'help'. For example 'Reg add /?'
Hope you like reading this and Will use it to make your PC more your. Thanks for reading.......
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