Registry Pro; Finding A Registry Entry - McAfee OFFICE 3.1 User Manual

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When you rebuild the Registry using the Registry Wizard Tune Up option, the
current Registry files are saved in your Windows directory as system.hlx
and user.hlx. In the unlikely event that you encounter any problems in
Windows after a tune up, you can restore your original Registry by pressing
F5 when you see the Starting Windows message when you boot, and by then
typing REGUNDO at the C:> prompt.
After you select Tune-up and click the Next > button in the Registry Wizard,
it displays the Registry Wizard - Optimize dialog box asking you to exit all
currently running programs before you continue.
To tune up the Registry:
1. Exit all programs that are running. Be sure you check the taskbar and
2. Click Next >.
3. Click Finish.
4. Click the Start button and choose the Shut Down command.
5. Select the Restart the Computer option. Then click Yes to restart

Registry Pro

Registry Pro (for Windows 95/98 only) lets you perform advanced editing of the
value entries for key handles (the top level folders) and their subordinate child
keys in the Windows 95/98 Registry database. With Registry Pro, you can
troubleshoot and repair start-up files defined as entries in the Registry. You
can import and export registry files, find entries containing specified text, or
find orphans (entries for programs that have moved or no longer exist).

Finding a Registry entry

Choose the Find command from the Search menu (or press C
enter the value to search for, select where to search, what to display, and other
search options. Then click Find.
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close any programs that you've minimized as well.
Registry Wizard displays a message explaining that a new copy of your
Registry has been created, and you need to restart Windows to apply the
new Registry.
Windows and apply the new Registry.
TIP: Choose Key Info from the Help menu to get information on any
selected key.
-F3). Then
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