Windows 10: Is It safe to create a new registry file.

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  1. MANAS JHA
    Manas Jha Win User

    Is It safe to create a new registry file.


    Hi, I have recently added a file to registry for providing transparency to taskbar, but I am having a doubt, that, is creating a new registry file safe for my system or it can cause damage.Please share your thoughts.Thank you.

    :)
     
    Manas Jha, Jun 8, 2023
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  2. DCNEWBIE
    DCnewbie Win User

    Are my Registry Files all legitimate programs?

    Isn't there a web tool whereby I can check if programs listed in my REGISTRY FILES are legitimate programs?
     
    DCnewbie, Jun 8, 2023
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  3. STEALTHFIGHTER
    stealthfighter Win User
    registry defraggers- safe?

    I have 2 registry cleaners that find alot of errors (usually deleted files w/ registry entries pointing nowhere because of it) and I delete them, so I suppose this fragments te registry. I have never once defragged the registry in my life and I'm wondering
    1. Is it safe to do?
    2. will I see a performance gain (anything to 1 more FPS in a game to faster load/boot times)
    3. What is the name of a good registry defragger?
     
    stealthfighter, Jun 8, 2023
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  4. ALEC§TAAR
    Alec§taar Win User

    Is It safe to create a new registry file.

    registry defraggers- safe?

    You've got backup/reorg in it...

    When you run its backup? You are compacting & restoring it... next boot, you get a diff. registry internally (re-org'd)...

    (All in 1 step)

    1.) Hit Shift+F

    2.) Rightclick on the screen & use its popup menu item for "Backup Registry Files"

    3.) Use the program's trayicon rightclick menu for popup menu item "Backup Registry Files"

    4.) Use the MAINTENANCE menu for "Backup Registry Files"

    Start that procedure, via any of those 4 methods, & you'll see it work...

    (It may lag you a bit while running, but not long on today's machines)

    APK

    P.S.=>
    Nope, you are right on that, I need to get some sleep or something... that is a mistake here on my part, good catch, thanks for correction on it... apk
     
    Alec§taar, Jun 8, 2023
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