Registry Editor keyboard shortcuts

Registry Editor

Zeynel -
5 years ago
- Shortcuts

Registry is a dangerous place, but if you have to modify it, you'll probably use Windows Registry Editor. There are only a few shortcuts for regedit.exe but especially Ctrl + F (Find) and F5 (Refresh) shortcuts may become handy. Unfortunately, you cannot create a key or value with a keyboard shortcut, however you can use the context menu key to open right click menu, then select the option you want.

2
Ctrl + P

Print

0
Del

Delete

-1
Ctrl + F

Find

1
F2

Rename

1
F3

Find next

-2
F5

Refresh

0
F6

Move between the address bar, key and value panes

1
F10

Select menu bar

0
Tab

Move between the address bar, key and value panes

0

Open right click menu. You can switch between panes with Tab key before using this shortcut

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or ↑  Shift + F10
0
Num +

Expand the selected branch

0
Num -

Collapse the selected branch

0
Num *

Expand all sub keys of selected branch (this will take a few seconds if there're many subkeys)


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Program information

Program name: Registry Editor Registry Editor (System tools)

Registry Editor allows to edit low-level settings for the Windows and installed applications. These setting are stored in a hierarchical database called Registry.

Web page: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windo...

Last update: 11/11/2019 8:10 PM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 82%

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Updated: Updated program information. (5 updates.) 8/7/2019 4:53:31 PM New program added.
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Shortcut count: 14

Platform detected: Windows or Linux

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