The user's registry can be edited without logon.

The Root Key [HKEY_CURRENT_USER] in the registry stores the user information of the currently logged on user. Generally, this key modifies the configuration information related to the current user. If you want to modify the configuration information of other users in the registry, you must first log on with the corresponding user account, and then modify it under the Registry Root Key [HKEY_CURRENT_USER. If you want to modify the configuration information of multiple users, You have to log on once every time you modify the configuration information, which is very cumbersome. Is there any way to modify the configuration information of multiple other users under the current user? Yes! Next I will introduce you to the specific modification method. The detailed steps are as follows:

 
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Step 1: first, log on with a user account with administrator permissions, open the Registry Editor, and select the Root Key [HKEY_USERS]. Click the File menu and select load configuration unit ".

Step 2: In the "open file" dialog box, go to the "X: Documents and Settings" directory. X indicates the drive letter of the partition where the operating system is located, and username indicates the user name of the account to be modified.

Step 3: select the NTUSER. DAT file and click "open. In the displayed dialog box, enter a project name. For example, you can use the user name of the account to be modified as the project name.

Step 4: a subkey named after the project name just entered will be generated under the root key [HKEY_USERS. Now, you can modify the sub-key accordingly.

Step 5: after the modification is completed, select the generated sub-key and select the "Uninstall Configuration unit" command in the "file" menu to uninstall it.

Note: Before logging on with a modified account, you must uninstall the loaded sub-keys. Otherwise, an error will occur when loading the user configuration file. This method applies to Windows XP.