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The Windows 2000 Registry |
For
those new to Windows 2000, the Registry is where
the Operating System stores most of its configuration
data. Almost everything you do in the Windows
2000 GUI, is ultimately translated into an entry
in the Registry. Fortunately, Microsoft allows
Administrators the capability to edit the Registry
directly to fine tune parameters and make some
custom tweaks. On the down side, haphazard
edits to the Registry is the surest way we know
to cripple a perfectly good system.
DO NOT edit the Registry
if you don't know what you're doing. And always
back it up first. You've been warned.
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About.com - Focus on NT - Registry Info
Additional articles and Utilities for editing
the Registry
JSI
and Windows NT Magazine
Huge resource of Windows NT Tips, Tricks,
Registry Hacks and more...
RegistrySecrets.com
Another great index of Registry hacks.
Wayne's Registry Index
A large index of various Registry tips listed
alphabetically. Very useful
Windows Registry Guide
An excellent page with tricks, tips and tweaks
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Appendix A - RAS Registry Values
When you install the Remote Access Service
on a Windows NT Server computer, the Setup program
adds the Remote Access key to the Windows
NT Registry. The Remote Access key and
its subkeys contain parameters specific to Remote
Access. This appendix tells you how to modify
Remote Access parameters in the Registry.
Registry Values for
Process Control Parameters
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 296930 -
You can manually manipulate the Process Control
service registry values for administrative
functions or for troubleshooting purposes.
This article describes the parameters for
the Process Control service components that
are stored in the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ProcCon\Parameters
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