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A database that contains information required for the operation of Windows NT and Windows 95, plus applications installed under Windows NT and Windows 95. The Windows Registry takes the place of Windows 3.1+'s REG.DAT, WIN.INI, and SYSTEM.INI files, plus PROFILE.INI files installed by Windows 3.1 applications. The Registry also includes user information, such as user IDs, encrypted passwords, and permissions. Windows NT and Windows 95 include RegEdit.exe for editing the Registry. ...
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The Registry is a database used by Windows95, 98 and NT to store user preferences, setup, device, and system configuration. The Registry files are vital to the proper execution of the Operating Systems.
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A data base that Windows uses to store hardware and software configuration information, user preferences and setup information.
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A database that is used to store instructions and other information. The database is broken down in to keys, which values are set for. The alternative to using an INI file in many cases, this Microsoft Windows component is often utilized by virus authors.
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The OCS Registry is the branch of the Office of Child Support that administers wage withholding for child support. Established in 1990, it is required by law to administer child support payments for all orders subject to wage withholding. The law allows the Registry to charge an administrative fee for certain services.
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