Win2000 Registry Editor installs an address bar

Regardless of whether it is Windows 2000 or Windows XP, the system default registry editor can not get rid of the fact that as long as the registry key is modified, it must be edited in the registry. The path of the key value is expanded step by step. You must also hope that the Registry Editor at this time can be as fast as the address bar in Internet Explorer, just by typing or copying the specific path of the key value into the address bar to quickly locate and find the key value.

RegEditX (Registry Editor Extensions) is a tool for adding the address bar to the system's default registry editor. The software is small, but it can add very useful functions to the registry editor. The address is: http://www.dcsoft.com/ftp/REGX.EXE. And after the installation is successful, in the "Start → Run", type Regeditx, you will find that the current registry editor has added an address bar. For example, if you want to expand the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinLogon" button, you can type this path in the address bar, or copy the path to the address bar, and then press the "Enter" button. The button you need to find will come out, very fast. However, it should be noted that the path in the address bar cannot include extra spaces. Of course, you cannot delete the necessary spaces. For example, the space between Windows and NT cannot be deleted. Otherwise, an error will occur.