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- A definitve source of Registry info
- Accessing Alternate Registry View
- Additional Key Handles
- Backing up the Registry
- Basic Registry Info and Utilities
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- Connecting to a Registry on a Remote Computer
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- Determine All Extensions Associated with an Application
- Edit a REG File
- Error 5 Opening Registry Key
- Export Color Scheme from Registry
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- How to Restore Registry in Win95
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- Importing 64 bit Registry Settings
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- Renaming Registry Keys
- Replace all Occurrences of a String
- Retain Percent Signs in SystemRoot
- Setting Binary Values Greater than 255 Chars
- Setting Unknown Registry Type
- SYSDIFF and other Registry Utilities
- Updating the Registry and Broadcast Message
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Additional Registry Key Handles
Keywords: registry keys
There are only two real main keys in the Registry. One key, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, contains all machine information including hardware, applications, and services. The other, HKEY_USERS, contains all user information. The other keys are merely pointers to the structures of these two.
There are some pre-defined registry keys in Windows NT and 95 that we don't have constants for. Users can specify their values as follows:
HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA @REGCLASSES + 4 HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG @REGCLASSES + 5 HKEY_DYN_DATA @REGCLASSES + 6
The remaining registry keys can be accessed via the following:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT @REGCLASSES HKEY_CURRENT_USER @REGCURRENT HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE @REGMACHINE HKEY_USERS @REGUSERSNOTE: The @REGROOT constant is to be used for 16 bit Windows only.
Article ID: W13710
Filename: Additional Key Handles.txt
File Created: 1999:04:15:16:55:52
Last Updated: 1999:04:15:16:55:52