Plus, you've probably heard that even the slightest mistake in there on your part could render your computer useless. It's really not that difficult to make changes in the registry if you know what you're doing. Something that's about to be the case for you. Follow the appropriate steps below to modify, add to, or delete parts of the Windows Registry: Note: Adding, removing, and changing registry keys and values works the same way no matter you're using. I'll call out any differences between these registry editing tasks in,,,, and. Always Back up the Registry First (Yes, Always) Hopefully, this was your initial thought as well, but before you get into any of the specific to-dos outlined in the next several sections, start by backing up the registry.

Basically, this involves selecting the keys you'll be removing or making changes to, or even the entire registry itself, and then exporting it to a. However, there are a few instances where you might add a registry value, or even a new registry key, to the Windows Registry to accomplish a very specific goal, usually to enable a feature or fix a problem. For example, an early bug in Windows 10 made two-finger scrolling on the touchpad on some Lenovo laptops stop working. The fix involved adding a new registry value to a specific, pre-existing registry key. No matter what tutorial you're following to fix whatever issue, or add whatever feature, here's how to add new keys and values to the Windows Registry: • Execute regedit to start Registry Editor. Disney Font Alphabet. See if you need help.

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