You can open the Registry Editor or REGEDIT in Windows 11/10 using Run, PowerShell, Command Prompt, Desktop/Keyboard Shortcut, Context Menu.

There is another way out, by editing the registry. Open the ‘Registry Editor’ first. To do so, right-click in bottom left corner to open Win+X menu, select Run, type regedit.exe and hit Enter ...

The registry is the path that stores options for a Windows operating system. It helps you to trace and access files. The computer registry is a place where all the information is stored about how a ...

In Windows 7, click Start and then type run in the search box and select the Run program from the results. When Run opens, type in regedit and tap Enter to open Registry Editor.

First edit the registry To get started, you will need to open the Registry Editor, which you can find in the Windows Start menu.

The Windows Registry Editor will open and present you with what looks like a never-ending tree of expandable menu items.