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20 registry hacks to make your PC more awesome Right-clicking on everything is a good way to learn about hidden Windows functionality.

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20 registry hacks to make your PC more awesome Right-clicking on everything is a good way to learn about hidden Windows functionality. 
 
 
 Exploring the lesser-known Control Panel applets is another useful technique, and browsing the command line applications in Windows’ System32 folder can be interesting. 
 But let’s be realistic. There’s nothing that quite compares to the Registry. 
It’s packed with useful settings that can improve performance, fix security holes and change even the most fundamental Windows behaviour for the better. 
And many of these features simply can’t be accessed in any other way. Be careful, though: the Registry has more than its fair share of traps. 
If you’re not cautious, you could cause more problems than you solve. 
But with a little care you can get on with creating a better system that’s tailored towards your needs. 
 Here are 20 greatRegistry hacks that everyone should know about. 
 
1. Improve security If strangers have physical access to your PC, it’s easy for them to plug in a USB flash drive and make copies of your data. 
 If you’re using Windows XP SP2 or later, though, there’s a simple way to prevent this from happening. 
Go to ‘HKLM\SYSTEM \CurrentControlSet\Control \StorageDevicePolicies’, create a DWORD value called ‘WriteProtect’ and set it to 1. 
 You’ll be able to read USB drives, but not write to them any more. 
 
2. Tame UAC Windows Vista’s User Account Control raises so many alerts that many people just turn it off. 
But do that and you’ll also lose useful features like IE’s protected mode. 
 If you really can’t live with UAC, try disabling the alerts for administrators: you won’t get any more hassle, but UAC will run in the background and you’ll still get its other features. 
 To do this, set ‘HKLM\Software \Microsoft\Windows \CurrentVersion\Policies\System \ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin’ to 0. 
You can restore normal UAC behaviour by setting it to 2. 
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20 registry hacks to make your PC more awesome Right-clicking on everything is a good way to learn about hidden Windows functionality.

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