Registry is equipped with a variety of settings that are useful to enhance performance, improve security holes, and even change the fundamental basis of Windows to work better. Although it looks very sophisticated, you still need to be careful in using it because it is not just a feature that helps but also many pitfalls.
If not careful, you are actually adding to the problem than solve it. To that end, below there are 20 hack that you can try to make your PC better. Good luck!
1. Increase Security
Someone who does not want can easily take your data with the USB if he managed to access your PC physically. If you're using Windows XP2 or later, there is a simple way to prevent it.
Go to "HKLM \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ StorageDevicePolicies", create a DWORD value called "WriteProtect" and set the value "1". You will be able to read the USB drive, but could not move the data into it again.
2. Control UAC
Vista's User Account Control is very often led to warnings that ultimately turned off by the user. But, sometimes it makes them miss the useful features such as modes of protection for IE. You can control how to disable the warning for the administrator, so you do not need to be disturbed, but the UAC still working on the background and you can still get the features.
To do this, go to "HKLM \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ System \ ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin", and set the value to "0". To return to normal conditions, set the value to "2".
3. Change Owner
Install Windows on your PC and you'll be prompted to enter a name, which is then stored as the registered owner (run WinVer to see this on your system). If you buy a used computer, you may want to change the name of the owner with his own name. Hmm .. there's no other way than with the Registry.
br> Go to the "HKLM \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion" and will see two sentences "RegisteredOwner" and "RegisteredOrganization". Double-click on them to change.
4. Sorting Files by True
Sort the file name in Explorer can become a problem. Initial setup, he would put "File_v2.txt" before "File_v15.txt", and it is not a sequence of ASCII, but it looks more reasonable. But, what if the "v" refers to the version number, and should "File_v15.txt" on the order of the previous? At this time, the initial system Explorer can not work at all.
To restore the normal sort of ASCII, go to "HKLM \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ Explorer", create a DWORD value called "NoStrCmpLogical" and set the value to "1". Delete the code if you want to go back to the initial conditions of the standard Explorer.
5. Troubleshoot Startup
If Windows takes too long to start up and shut down, chances are he was having an issue. To find out what is going back in. "HKLM \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ System", create a DWORD value called "verbosestatus" and set the value to "1". Restart your PC and Windows will tell you what is happening.
6. Organize Folder Types
Explorer of Vista would be smart to choose the type of folder you based on its contents. However, this means your download folder will turn into the music folder if you downloaded a few MP3s. To fix this, go into "HCU \ Software \ Classes \ LocalSettings \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Shelf", delete the subkey "Bags" and create a new one at the same location.
Create a key named "AllFolders" under Bags, and other key named "Shell" at the bottom again. Then click her to open the "HCU \ Software \ Classes \ LocalSettings \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Shell \ Bags \ AllFolders \ Shell". Right click on the right panel, select 'New | String Value "and call it" FolderType ". Then, double click on FolderType and set the value to "NotSpecified". You still can change the type of folder, but Vista will not change automatically.
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