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Browse and edit the Windows 7 Registry as folders and its contents

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Normally you can not browse the Windows registry like an ordinary folder with contents. We will show a way so that you can browse, edit Windows 7 registry like a folder will contents.

If you are still confused, just read on. Bjarke Viksoe has written an excellent Windows Shell Extension, that make it possible to browse the Windows 7 registry like a folder. Download this file and run it.

After running it, it will seem nothing happened. Go to Computer (Start > Computer) . You will find the Registry icon there:

Browse and edit the Windows 7 Registry as folders and its contents

Just double clicking it will open up Windows 7 Registry like a partition with folders:

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To create any new registry key, DWORD value; just right click > hover over New > Click the option you want :

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You can uninstall it very easily from Add / Remove programs in control panel.

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