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Contents of the Registry
When start RegEdit, you will see the following subtrees under the "My
Computer" header:
- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
Contains software settings about drag-and-drop operations, handles shortcut
information, and other user interface information. There will be a subkey
for every file association you have defined.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Information regarding the currently logged-on user (see HKEY_USERS below).
- AppEvents: contains the settings for which sounds to play for system
sound events
- Control Panel: Control Panel settings are stored here, similar to
system.ini and win.ini in Win 3.x.
- InstallLocationsMRU: appears to contain paths for Startup folder
programs
- keyboard layout: specifies current keyboard layout
- Network: Network connection information
- RemoteAccess: Contains information about the current log-on location
if using Dial-Up Networking
- Software: Software configuration settings for the currently logged-on
user.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Contains information about the hardware and software settings that are
generic to all users of this computer. Subkeys include:
- Config: Configuration information
- Enum: Hardware device information, such as monitor settings
- Hardware: Serial communication port information and settings.
- Network: information about networks the user is currently logged onto.
- Security: network security settings.
- Software: Software-specific information and settings
- System: System startup and device driver information, and operating
system settings.
HKEY_USERS
Information about desktop and user settings for each user that logs onto
this computer. Each user will have a subkey under this heading. if there is
only one user, the subkey will be ".default"
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG
Contains info about the current hardware configuration, pointing to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
HKEY_DYN_DATA
This key contains dynamic information about plug-n-play devices. The data
here changes if devices are added or removed on-the-fly (i.e., hot-docking).
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