A complete reference for the administrator of the Windows NT and 95 operating systems, this book includes detailed coverage of registry entries for both systems, noting instances when the entries differ. Complete troubleshooting sections outline known problems and details their solutions.

The newest and most difficult aspect of Windows 95 is the Registry. Now, this handbook will help administrators master Registry concepts and properly plan and implement its features--including editing, customizing, migrating, and dealing with legacy systems. It also provides clear, detailed troubleshooting information.

Following the format of the successful "Windows 95 Registry Troubleshooting", this book serves as a handbook for all system administrators exploring Windows NT. This book enables the administrator to master Registry concepts and to properly plan and implement its features, as well as solve any problems which occur. The CD contains Registry editing utilities and mass update utilities.

Understanding how windows NT work: Its architecture. Installing windows NT. Windows NT configuration essentials. Windows NT administration ...

Be prepared--learn all the tweaks, tips, and administration shortcuts necessary to keep a Windows NT environment trouble-free. This guide contains detailed solutions and preventive techniques to the most common NT hotspots. It is organized logically by problem and solution so readers can find their answers fast. Includes real-world proven workarounds and prevention techniques.

This indispensable reference helps readers save time and money by answering common user questions about Windows 95 in the form of short, succinct answers, time-saving tips, warnings, and more. The revamped series is organized alphabetically by key term with loads of helpful advice.

Targeting IT professionals, system administrators, and experienced users moving to the Windows XP platform, this book enables the user to master registry concepts and architecture, provides a historical overview of the registry, and outlines the differences between Windows 9x/ME and Windows NT/2000/XP registries. Special attention is drawn to the enhancements in registry architecture introduced with Windows XP, such as faster queries and removal of the registry size limitation. Covered in depth are how to properly use registry features, how to plan and implement the most appropriate registry backup strategy, and how to monitor and modify the system registry according to the administrative requirements and individual needs of the users.

If there is a configuration problem when a person is using Windows 95 or NT, the registry appears on the screen alerting him to the problem. Microsoft doesn't tell how to fix the problem, and that's why registry books sell so well. This is the only book that programmers will ever need to repair these "heavy-duty" registry/server problems. The CD-ROM contains short-cut programs to fix things quickly.

This authoritative overview covers one of the least-understood aspects of Windows 95--the Registry. This unique volume helps developers go deep into Registry features and issues.