Beginner - Advanced Level Users.
The Windows XP Registry is an enormous database that keeps track of how a computer is configured. It holds information about defaults and properties for folders, files, users, preferences, applications, protocols and hardware devices.
A thorough understanding of the Registry enables users to make tweaks that can enhance system performance, adjust the Windows UI for a particular need, and recover files and data after a disaster. In addition, system administrators use the Registry to manage and administer Windows networks.
Working with the Registry is a serious endeavour. One wrong move can render a system completely useless. Enter this book - an indispensable, comprehensive resource that provides all the conceptual and practical information a user needs to work with the Registry with complete confidence.
