Description : Troubleshooting and Configuring the Windows NT/95 Registry offers practical solutions, tips, and warnings. Learn them and you'll be able to use the registry to control the Windows operating system, its security features, networking, installed 32-bit applications, device drivers, and users. This tutorial will help you understand the registry's structure and underlying concepts. While some of the information will be relevant for end users, this book is fundamentally geared toward systems administrators.The initial chapters provide a substantial introduction to the structure of the registry and teach you how to protect it, recover from failure, make changes to it using the Regedit32 editor, and even perform edits remotely. The next sections explain how to use the registry for hardware control, networking configuration, user administration, and domain server management and detail how to manage Windows 95 users with the System Policy Editor. A final section covers third-party registry tools and extensively documents the registry keys.
The author covers both the Windows 95 and NT registries but, because of their many differences, discusses them in separate sections. This approach makes sense for administrators who will probably need to work with both types of operating systems. If you're trying to master the registry, the core system-configuration database in Windows NT and Windows 95, you'll appreciate this book's clear writing and technical depth.
| Publisher | Sams |
| Author(s) | Clayton Johnson |
| ISBN | 067231066X |
| Release Date | 01 May 1997 |
| Page | 648 |
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