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06-Feb-2002, 02:08 PM #1
Regedt32 in Windows XP
I sometimes find myself needing to change things or reset things remotely in the Windows Registry. The old style regedt32 from Windows 2000 and NT allowed me to have multiple registries open in tiled windows, while regedt32 in XP displays like regedit from Windows 9.x.

What I did was copy regedt32 from a Windows 2000 install and place it into my misc utilities folder and place a shortcut on the desktop named old_regedt32. It runs fine and allows me to display remote registries in windows, making switching back and forth a lot easier.
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