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Windows Registry Tweaks (Win 7 - Win 10) - MaskedUser - 09-09-2019 Regtweaks (Win 7 - Win 10) Collection files original created under the GPL 2.0 license 2015 - 2019 by CHEF-KOCH. Some tweaks are taken from the Internet but most tweaks are found by myself. Current Status: Over 800+ tweaks Before you use any tweak(s) ensure you read the comment(s) inside the .reg (labeled with ;) to see what it really changes. Of course a backup/snapshot could also help in case something goes wrong. Remember: Shit happens! Project Goal(s)
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To answer the question how do I find all these registry tweaks, it's very easy and explained with pictures and an example video which you can find over here. Reboot myth There are several myths and disinformation about how the Windows Registry actually work, one of them is that you need to reboot. There are several methods in order to apply registry changes without a reboot.
Mach2 is not an official Microsoft program. Nevertheless, you can still download it from it's Github page. It's recommended you run the tool with Code: The contents of this section are hidden for details on how to use the tool. In order to find hidden features, Mach2 needs to scan PDB files, otherwise known as Program Database files, which contain debug symbols for the Windows executables. The problem, though, is that these symbol files are not installed with Windows and you need to download them from Microsoft's Symbol Server. Keep in mind that not all feature IDs can be found within Windows debugging symbols. Capstone is still needed in order to disassemble all hidden details. File Encoding All registry (.reg) files are UTF-16 w/o BOM (also called UCS-2 LE BOM) encoded, that's what Windows uses. The line ending is CRLF. Theoretically you can use UTF-16/UTF-8 with or without BOM but some people do have some problems and that's why I decided to go with the official MS Windows standards. Project History
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