Win10 Quickly Locating Registry Editor's Tips for an Item

When you need to modify the settings of the Win10 system and software, you often need to modify the registry, such as Win10 new style clock to unlock the application. The registry key to be modified, if the path is deep, needs to be opened layer by layer. The system home teaches you a quick way to locate the registry to edit a modified item.
First create a new text document, then copy the following code into it:

Then rename the text document to regedit.vbs. Figure:

Note: Rename the extension of the file to be displayed, and modify the extension will prompt "If you change the file extension, it may cause the file to be unavailable" warning window, click “ & rdquo;
After seeing a tutorial that needs to modify the registry, just copy the path of the registry in the tutorial first, then double-click regedit.vbs, it will pop up “ open file – security warning & rdquo; window, Click “Open”, click “ is ” in the pop-up "User Account Control" window, and then open the "Registry Editor" and directly locate the registry key for the above path. As shown in the figure:

Registry, the English name is Registry, is an important database in Microsoft Windows, used to store system and application settings information. The registry consists of a key (or "item"), a subkey (child), and a value item. Use the method in this article to quickly locate the item you want to modify.