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Summary: The best so far
Review: As a professional dealing everyday with real world PC problems, like people locking themselves out of their own computers or tinkering with Windows till nothing really works,this book has really helped me.Glenn knows his stuff and on top he offers tips that you don't find anywhere else.I was impressed by the "reader-friendly" style of the book in general,something that you appreciate when you have to read too many times books that are simply boring.I am looking out for the next book he writes!
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Summary: The best so far
Review: As a professional dealing everyday with real world PC problems, like people locking themselves out of their own computers or tinkering with Windows till nothing really works,this book has really helped me.Glenn knows his stuff and on top he offers tips that you don't find anywhere else.I was impressed by the "reader-friendly" style of the book in general,something that you appreciate when you have to read too many times books that are simply boring.I am looking out for the next book he writes!
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Summary: Finally, a computer nerd who speaks English. Great book.
Review: Be honest, this book is, as what its title said, good and well written for dummies or those who's not familiar with windows registry. If you want to look for advanced tips/skills on fine-tune or edit your registry, you're better to find another books.
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Summary: Good for Beginners
Review: Be honest, this book is, as what its title said, good and well written for dummies or those who's not familiar with windows registry. If you want to look for advanced tips/skills to teach you how to fine-tune or edit your registry, you're better to find another books for advanced/power users.
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Summary: Good for Beginners
Review: Be honest, this book is, as what its title said, good and well written for dummies or those who's not familiar with windows registry. If you want to look for advanced tips/skills on fine-tune or edit your registry, you're better to find another books.
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Summary: Good for Beginners
Review: Be honest, this book is, as what its title said, good and well written for dummies or those who's not familiar with windows registry. If you want to look for advanced tips/skills to teach you how to fine-tune or edit your registry, you're better to find another books for advanced/power users.
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Summary: Finally, a computer nerd who speaks English. Great book.
Review: Best Registry book I've seen on Win2000. I don't need an encyclopedia, I need to learn my way around the Registry and Glen Weadock's book is the best. Recommended without reservation. Great foldout map, too. Well done.
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Summary: Tweak the registry to make Windows 2000 faster and smarter
Review: Fine tune your registry with confidence - and turbocharge your system If you're looking for an easy to follow road map to reliable Registry improvements, you've come to the right place. Whether you're a power user running Windows 2000 Professional or a network administrator running Windows 2000 Server, this friendly, failsafe guide delivers the tools you need to tinker with the Registry - and make your system faster, easier to use, and more secure.Discover how to: Customize the Registry to enhance Windows 2000 performance Create Registry back ups to avoid disaster Make changes using control panels, REGEDIT, and REGEDIT32 Troubleshoot Registry problems Roll out Registry tweaks across a network
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Summary: Excellent for beginners and the advanced
Review: Frankly, with my background and credentials I was embarrassed when I bought this (a "Dummies") book. Simply put, I bought it because I was sick to death of knowing absolutely nothing about the Registry (as in *ABSOLUTELY NOTHING*) and I was sick to death of those other infernal Registry books that are six centimeters thick! Having read Mr. Weadock's book very thoroughly cover to cover, I'm now completely familiar with the MS Registry editors, how to use multiple methods to backup and restore the entire Registry (or just parts of it), and the layout and organization of the Registry. I'm now able to do things to my W2K (and NT4) machines that can only be accomplished by editing the Registry... things that have been eluding me for over two years! I'm also finding that I now know more about the Registry and the MS editors than even my most skilled colleagues. Please, don't be afraid of this book. It's an easy and pleasant read. But also, please don't underestimate this book... it taught me enough that I've actually put a seasoned veteran or two to shame. Daniel L. Benway - Systems Engineer / Administrator - BS/CS, MCSE (NT4), CCNA (2.0), Network+, CLP (AD R4)
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Summary: Great Registry primer for Windows 2000 users
Review: Glenn Weadock's Windows 2000 Registry For Dummies not only explains how the Registry works in a way that's clear and understandable, it also enables you to work with the Registry safely to customize how Windows 2000 works! If you are (like me) the kind of person who isn't satisfied to know merely that your car starts when you turn the key -- you want to also know what's going on "under the hood" and to be able to soup it up a bit -- then this book is for you! As an editor for the For Dummies series, I have the opportunity of working with many terrific authors, but I can say, unequivocally, that Glenn Weadock goes the extra mile to ensure that his books are as accurate possible. And that's SO important when dealing with a topic like the Windows Registry. And, believe it or not, Weadock also manages to make the subject of the Registry fun, entertaining, and accessible. I stake my reputation on it. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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