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by thechas
The registry is a constantly changing and moving target in relation to documentation.
I would start with any books published by O'Reilly for your version of Windows.
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/registry
Then, there is a registry guide at www.winguides.com
Microsoft Press and the Technet section at Microsoft.com also have some good reference material on the registry.
My best tip for improving performance from the registry, is to keep the registryas small as possible.
Clear out keys that relate to removed hardware and software.
Clean out file location and typed input lists.
Chas
by funinalaska
There are numerous software like Norton Utilities, and my current one Registry Mechanic, which you can download, use search bar for location, that you can use for 30 days that has a good interface and easy to understand explainations for registry values. Try checking one of those out.
Hope this helps, Kim
by greg
I know this does not answer the question of the manual, but should point you in the right direction. Go to http://www.winguides.com. They have a great collection of information about the registry.
Good Luck,
Greg
http://www.techmonkeyuniverse.com
by friends
if you would like to explore or DIY on Windows Registry, try to check out http://www.tweakxp.com
Somehow, you can learn something from there.
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