Guide: How to Edit, Add or Delete a Windows 10 Registry File
The Registry Editor is a powerful yet often overlooked Windows tool. It can be used to customize Windows in many ways, such as adding new software and website shortcuts to the Windows 10 desktop context menu. For those looking for more options, third-party registry editors can be added to Windows 10.
The Registrar Registry Manager Editor
Users can now add the free Registrar Registry Manager to their Windows 10 devices. To do so, they should open the Softpedia page and click Download to save the installation wizard. Once downloaded, they can use the wizard to install the software and open its window.
The Registrar Registry Manager window offers more options than the Windows 10 Registry Editor, with two toolbars instead of one. Users can browse and edit the registry in a similar way to the standard editor, by opening root keys in the left pane and right-clicking entries on the right.
The Registrar Registry Manager offers a convenient way to access registry keys: simply enter the key in the address bar and press Return. For instance, typing ‘HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindows’ will open the Windows subkey in the editor window.
Registry Manager, a tool from Registrar Registry, offers tabs that let users open multiple registry keys in the same window. To open a tab, right-click on a registry key and select “Open in New Window.” To close it, right-click on the tab and select “Close Tab.”
Registrar Registry Manager offers a convenient bookmark feature, allowing users to save registry keys for quick access. To bookmark a key, select it and press the bookmark button on the toolbar below the address bars. Enter the information in the window that appears and press Apply and OK to save it.
To access saved registry keys, click the bookmarks button on the top toolbar. This will open a Bookmarks tab, where you can select a key to open in the editor window.
The Registrar Registry Manager offers a range of helpful features, including advanced comparison, file reference, defragmentation and registry backupup and recovery. These tools are accessible from the toolbar and Tools menu.
Aezay Registry Commander
Aezay Registry Commander is a viable alternative to the Windows 10 Registry Editor, allowing users to view registry keys as folders in the same window. Unlike the Registry Editor, it does not have a left pane for scrolling through keys. It can be downloaded from Softpedia in a similar manner to Registrar Registry Manager Editor.
Browse the registry by clicking on the folders in the Aezay Registry Commander window, and use the up arrow at the top to navigate back.
Pressing the Ctrl + G hotkey opens a window where users can enter ‘HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionImmersiveShell’ to access the UseActionCenterExperience key and restore the former clock in Windows 10. Although this does not greatly improve navigation, it is a useful Jump to key option.
The Aezay Registry Commander offers plenty of customization options, including the ability to change the background color and font of its window. With just a few clicks, users can select from a variety of alternative fonts and text formatting options to personalize their experience.
Aezay Registry Commander allows users to store registry key bookmarks with a simple right-click. By selecting “Bookmark” from the context menu, users can save the registry key in their User Bookmarks. Pressing F9 will open these bookmarks at the bottom of the window.
The RegmagiK editor
RegmagiK is a registry editor compatible with Windows 10 that offers an interface similar to the Registry Editor in Windows 10, plus additional improvements. It can be downloaded as a portable application from Softpedia and opened directly from the compressed Zip file.
RegimagiK’s address bar streamlines navigation for editors, allowing them to quickly type registry key paths or use the Go> To Key option to open a text box with the same functionality. Additionally, Back and Forward buttons on the toolbar enable users to easily jump between registry entries.
RegimagiK offers a convenient bookmark feature to quickly access registry keys. To use it, select a key in the window and press the New Bookmarks button on the toolbar. Enter a title for the bookmark and save it, then click Bookmarks in the menu bar to access it from the menu.
You can quickly add registry key shortcuts to your desktop with this software. Simply left click on a registry key in the window and drag it to the desktop, then open it with RegimagiK by clicking on the shortcut. To do this, you must first extract and select the software’s Zip file.
If you’re looking to customize Windows 10, consider using an alternative Registry Editor with more extensive options than the default. Three noteworthy options are available for users to explore.
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