Access Windows Registry through Explorer Shell in Vista

Posted on Aug 30, 2008

 

We all know how important Windows Registry is when it comes to tweak settings in windows. We use it to customize the way windows works. To make any changes in registry we have to run Registry Editor which can be done in many ways. But there is an alternative of not going to Registry Editor and that is the Windows Vista Registry Shell Namespace Extension.This Shell Extension allows Windows Explorer to be able to view and interact with the Windows Registry. You can search, edit, create or delete registry information via windows explorer.It also demonstrates new concepts in Vista including the property system extensibility and content indexing.

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Windows Vista Registry Shell Namespace Extensions - Release: 1.0.0 Beta