"Clear writing, informative graphics, and a well thought-out focus make this the Registry book of choice for power users."PC Magazine If you need to locate sources of problems, customize your Windows 95 computer, or just want to better understand how your computer is organized, then you need to work with the Registry. Unfortunately, the Windows 95 Registry brings the era of black-box computing back to life. And, despite all its power, flexibility, and immense capacity for causing problems. Microsoft provides little if any support for the Registry. It truly takes an expert at your side to safely navigate through the maze of HKEYS, subkeys, data strings, and programming pitfalls. The Windows 95 Registry is your guided tour into the depths of the Windows 95 Registry. Read it carefully before you open the hood, for Microsoft's own cautions about the Registry must be taken very seriously. Altering Registry information can damage your system configuration beyond the point of a simple repair by re-booting. With John Woram at your side, you can proceed with confidence and easily fix whatever Windows 95 throws your way.

Windows ninety-five registry

Woram, John

John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated

Hungry Minds, Incorporated

New York: MIS:Press

MIS Press

United States, United States of America

1. edition, New York, NY, 1996

New York, United States, 1996

Corr. ed, New York, 1997

1, US, 1996

[curator]paul.n@archive.org[/curator][date]20110208191945[/date][state]approved[/state]

Includes index.

With Windows 95, everything begins and ends with the registry: the central data repository and your key to a stress-free relationship with your PC. <i>The Windows® 95 Registry</i> arms you with the necessary tools to handle whatever bugs your feisty and always unpredictable computer dishes out. Windows expert John Woram explains how to look under your PC’s hood with confidence and know-how. <p> Inside <i>The Windows 95 Registry</i> you’ll find a complete road map to the six key HKEYS, a survival guide for Plug-and-Play disasters, and step-by-step instructions for configuring INI files, IRQ settings, and Desktop settings. While you should heed Microsoft’s warnings about tinkering with the Registry, it’s often more prudent and expedient to take matters into your hands with <i>The Windows 95 Registry</i>.</p>

This guide shows users how to navigate the potentially problematic area the of the Windows 95 registry.

2023-06-28