Windows XP Registry Modifications

1. Hide the recycle bin

Hide the recycle bin, it means it won't be displayed in the desktop and explorer. Hidden does not mean to stop this function. If you use the login file to change it, please remit it first. Login file for backup, login file change (for Windows XP home and commercial version): at [Start]-->[Run]-->Type [Regedit]-->[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE]-->[ ,null,null,3],SOFTWARE]-->[Microsoft]-->[Windows]-->[CurrentVersion]-->[Explorer]-->[Desktop]-->[NameSpace], will [{645FF040- 5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}] Delete will take effect after logging in again.

2, stop “ insufficient disk space notification function

When the disk drive capacity is less than 200MB, Windows XP will issue a "lack of disk space" notification, such as To stop this function, press the program to change the login file: in [Start]-->[Run]-->type [Regedit]-->[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE]-->[Software]--> [Microsoft]-->[Windows]-->[CurrentVersion], add an item name [Explorer] under [Policies] (if there is no need to add it), add a DWORD value in [Explorer], [ ,null,null,3],NoLowDiskSpaceChecks] The value data is [1]=stop notification, and the value data is [0]=default value to start notification.

3, cancel the default value of Windows picture and fax viewer

In my computer and explorer look at the picture with Windows picture and fax viewer as the default value, if you need to cancel This default value can be modified by pressing: at [Start]-->[Run]-->Type [regedit]-->Select [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE]-->[SOFTWARE]-->[Classes ]-->[CLSID]-->[{e84fda7c-1d6a-45f6-b725-cb260c236066}]-->[shellex], delete the [MayChangeDefaultMenu] item.

4, completely deleted the custom hidden inactive icon

In the taskbar, there is a hidden inactive icon in the notification area, there are many are left when running the software Underneath, some software has been removed, and there is still its shadow. To delete completely:

Run regedit

Open HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerTrayNotify

Delete the values ​​of IconStreams and PastIconsStream

Simultaneously press DEL+ALT+CTRL or right click Taskbar/Task Manager, open the Task Manager/Process, end the EXPLORER.EXE program, leave it alone, press OK. At this time, the taskbar is gone.

Then, click Task Manager's "File" to create a new task, enter EXPLORER.EXE, then restore the taskbar, and then, it is best to restart.

5, delete shared sharing and user binders

In addition to normal [my files] and [shared folders], each user will have a separate binder, set as follows The rule will only keep my binder, and the rest will not be displayed: in [Start]-->[Run]-->Type [regedit]-->Select [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE]-->[SOFTWARE ]-->[Microsoft]-->[Windows]-->[CurrentVersion]-->[Explorer]-->[MyComputer]-->[NameSpace], delete under [DelegateFolders] [{59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee}] item.

6. Turn off the automatic restart function

When Windows XP encounters a serious problem, it will restart suddenly. Press the change to cancel this function: in [Start]-->[ ,null,null,3],Run]-->Type [regedit]-->Select [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE]-->[SYSTEM]-->[CurrentControlSet]-->[Control]-->[CrashControl], [AutoReboot The ]dword value is changed to [0] and the restart takes effect.

7, IE window becomes smaller solution

Sometimes somehow, whenever IE opens a new window, there is a small window, even if you click the "maximize" button Still does not help. In fact, this is a kind of “memory” effect that IE itself has, that is, the window that is re-opened next time is the same as the state when it was last closed. To return each open IE window to its normal state, follow these steps:

Go to the Registry Editor and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain and delete the “Window_Placement” key in the right window;

Expand the registry to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerDesktopOld Work-Areas, delete the “OldWorkAreaRects” key in the right window;

Close the registry, restart the computer, maximize the IE window twice (“ Maximize ”→“restore”→“maximize”), restart IE again and it will be OK.

8, IE can not open a new window solution

Recently, I do not know why, my IE can not open a new window, the specific form is: use the left mouse button to click the hyperlink does not respond Right click on the hyperlink and select "ldquo;Open in new window" in the pop-up menu. There is no movement, this is anxious for me, reloading IE, it is too much trouble, after some data search, Finally let me find a solution, if you have encountered the same situation as me, you can try this:

Click “Start”→“Run”, in the pop-up“ In the Run & rdquo; dialog box, enter “regsvr32 actxprxy.dll” (note that there is no quotation mark when typing), and then click the <;OK” button, and then an information dialog box will appear, "DllRegisterServer in actxprxy.dll succeeded”; Click the "OK" button in the dialog box;