Readers suggest some useful tools for working with the Windows registry. Shameless Plug Department: We have discussed spam many times and our alter ego has banged on about it in Backspin to the point ...

The Console Registry tool for Windows, which can be launched by typing “reg.exe” at the command line, allows you to add, change and display registry keys and values directly from the command line.

There are few places in Windows as terrifying as the Registry Editor. One misplaced keystroke, one accidentally deleted value, and you could be staring at a boot loop or scrambling for how to use ...