Add the address bar to the Registry Editor

Whether it is Windows 98 or Windows XP, the system's default registry editor cannot get rid of the fact that as long as you modify the registry key value, you must expand the key value step by step in the Registry Editor. You may have thought that if the Registry Editor has an address bar like the IE browser, you only need to type or copy the specific path of the key value to the address bar for quick locating, can I find the key value quickly?

Regeditx (Registry Editor extensions) is a tool that adds the address bar to the system's default registry editor. This software is very small, but it can add very practical functions to the Registry Editor, and it is provided for free. First go to http://www.dcsoft.com/ftp/regx.exeto download regeditxinstallationProgramAfter the installation is successful, click "Start> Run", type "regeditx", and press Enter. Did you find that the Registry Editor has changed?

Suppose we want to expand the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon] branch, just type this path in the address bar, or copy the path directly to the address bar, press the Enter key to locate the desired branch immediately! However, you must note that the path in the address bar cannot contain extra spaces. Of course, you cannot delete necessary spaces. For example, the space between windows and NT cannot be deleted; otherwise, an error occurs.