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O registro tem que ser menos aspecto compreendido de um ósmio de Windows. Mesmo os profissionais seasoned seguram o registro com cuidado. Mas, quando usado corretamente, o ósmio de Windows pode customised a toda a extensão necessária. O registro é, assim, essencial para peritos e hackers.
Nota: Antes de cortar o registro, nós temos que apoio o registro. Para exportar, Regedit aberto (Start>Run>regedit) e para encontrar a chave. Estale sobre a chave, e escolha File>Export. No diálogo, selecione a posição, excepto como lima de .reg, e selecione “a opção da filial selecionada”.
Há alguns acrônimos que serão usados nos seguintes cortes:
- HCU consulta ao USUÁRIO da CORRENTE de H-KEY
- HLM consulta à MÁQUINA do LOCAL de H-KEY
Em qualquer momento, você pode restaurar pela lima dobro-estalando de .reg.
Estão assim aqui alguns cortes do registro para Windows XP:
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Aplicações da carga mais rápidas
Windows Prefetcher aponta carregar apps pre-buscando o app e armazenando o no esconderijo. Você pode apressar-se acima dos apps mudando o valor.
Navigate a : Gerência PrefetchParameters da memória de SessionManager do controle do SISTEMA CurrentControlSet de HLM
Mude valor-upto 9, para começar a melhoria. Um reboot é requerido.
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Descarregue DLLs não utilizado
Depois que um app é closed, XP deixa as limas do DLL na memória. Isto conduz ao wastage dos recursos. Faça DLLs descarregar-se.
PROPAGANDA
Navigate a : Explorador AlwaysUnloadDLL de Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion do SOFTWARE de HLM.
Críe ou modifique o valor AlwaysUnloadDLL de DWORD a 1.
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Incapacite seguir do usuário
O usuário que segue em Windows é recurso com fome, e não tem nenhum uso para usuários home normais. Mantem-se a par de originais e etc. aberto apps. Incapacite isto para o desempenho melhor.
Navigate a : Explorador das políticas de Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion do software de HCU
Ajuste NoInstrumentation a 1. Isto incapacitará seguir do usuário.
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Incapacite o Wizard Desktop do Cleanup
O Wizard do Cleanup funciona cada 60 dias para limpar acima de seu Desktop. Se você não quiser esta irritação,
navigate a : Desktop CleanupWiz do explorador de Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion do software de HCU
Modifique o valor de NoRun a 0.
Wow… Sumesh
Glad to see you back.. with a fresh look and fresh content..
Good Job
Linu
Sumesh I noticed, on Top Right, Menu, Links of Feed, Links and Poll don’t match with the style of Home Contact.
By checking your source code, I found you have not apllied tha css class for
I think you have to put this class=”page_item” to make Feed, Links and Poll look like Home and Contact Links
Linu
I wanted to improve quality, and hopefully I have done that!
I copied nav links from old theme, so there was mismatch. Fixed it.
That is good. Thank for share.
why don’t then Microsoft directly give “customized” registries if they can improve performance?
There might be a risk involved…
some Registry Hacks may improve the system performance, but it may effect some other function…
so as Ashwini said, when playing with registry hacks there is always a risk involved
DQ Khanh, thanks for dropping by.
Ashwini, Microsoft doesn’t give customised registry because all of us want different hacks, and it is not possible for them to do it all. Besides, the registry they provide is pretty much one-size-fits-them-all.
As for the risk, all hacks are risky, but Registry is open to use because MS knows it isn’t that dangerous.
I have also given a note that you should backup the registry, in case anything goes wrong. Play it safe!
Linu, hacks DO NOT affect others, that’s why MS opened up the registry for hacks.
Microsoft does offer a utility that allows for some customizing. It’s called Tweak. It’s not as customized as an alternative registry but it does have a lot of otherwise undocumented features. Undocumented as far as the public is concerned. Search google for “windows tweak” and you’ll find the first link is to the MIcrosoft Tweak page.
I have a question about the registry that I’ve sofar been unable to find. I’m a programmer and I use the registry to store application settings. My latest program polls data from mutliple databases using an adodb connection. Potentionally the application could have dozens of entries. Each entry creates a new key for each connection. Each connection contains about 20 string values. That means that potentionally this application could be utilizing 12 keys * 20 entries = 240 entries. Is the registry built like a database or more like a static file? If I was storing information into a database I wouldn’t be concerned by at what point am I endangering the registry either by it’s limits or performance? Does the registry self expand? Does it become heavily fragmented?
I’m mainly concerned about the comparison between the registry and a database. A database being able to alter data quite frequently and the registry?
Edward L. Ries, MCSE, A+
@Edward: Thanks for the info on Tweak. However, I like to handle it directly, as any interface would limit the extent of customisation.
I am not a programmer, and have been dabbling with the registry for only 4 months. However, I’ll try my best to explain. Registry is more like a static file, in that it can get heavily cluttered. Not fragmented, but cluttered. And when that happens, overall performance drops considerably. Also, it is not the limits that cause the trouble, but the efficiency. And you’re not endangering the registry, but the whole OS.
Example: Remember, every time you do a fresh XP install, its quick, and as time goes by, it gets slower. The reason is that the programs you install add values to registry, and each of the values has to be brought to RAM at startup. The general sluggishness is also because of this reason.
Tweaking registry is definitely not for the faint hearted. It may render the systems unrecoverable if you are not careful. As a thumb of rule, do your backup first!