On several Windows tips sites (like this modest blog), there are Registry keys listed. A fast way to navigate to them is by using RegJump from Sysinternals or Nirsoft RegScanner (the latter is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions). Combined with a little AutoHotkey scripting, it's an easy way to open registry locations from web pages:
; AutoHotkey script fragment follows
+^g:: ; press Shift-Ctrl g to activate
clipback := ClipboardAll
clipboard =
Send ^c
ClipWait
StringReplace, clipboard, clipboard, `r, , All ; removes carriage returns from copied text
StringReplace, clipboard, clipboard, `n, , All ; removes line breaks from copied text
StringReplace, clipboard, clipboard, %A_Space%, , All ; removes spaces from copied text
Run, "path_to_regscanner\RegScanner.exe" /clipregedit
clipboard := clipback
clipback =
Return
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Disclaimer
All the tips/hints/fixes/other information posted here are at your own risk. Some of the steps here could result in damage to your computer. For example, using a Windows registry editor like RegEdit could result in unintended serious changes that may be difficult or impossible to reverse. Backups are always encouraged.
16 November 2009
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