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2019 Windows 8 Mega Tweaks v 8.3 I've uploaded more than 200 tweaks in HTML format to make it easier to see helper files and folder and file paths that need editing; just unzip the files and click on tweaks.html file. All the helper scripts are perfectly safe text files that you must change to a suitable file extension to work. File: Tweaks_83a.7z CRC-32: 0be7e0e6 MD4: 4933a7d7da068baff6106961fa360bda MD5: f4235fba2c2b0b32c31fc06f1d138f7e SHA-1: a0336c7cf1ee55f547faa40ecbc0997674907b33 DOWNLOAD: Tweaks 8.3 Updated instruction page and improved Shell New entries Added new clear temp files tweak Many tweaks now make backups before changing registry keys Minor spelling corrections and updated download links Updated tame your control panel tweak Improved scripts to selectively remove buggy Windows updates and telemetry features Added more than a half-dozen new tweaks Improved and annotated Windows Scheduled Tasks tweak and made disabling of Windows Defender and defrag, drives, optional
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I've researched the subject and have found almost all info needed to construct a batch command pipeline except how to get all keys from .reg file (or from command line) to get properly inserted into mounted subkey. I did found info about method involving running reg/regedit under desired user account, but i doubt it would work for user accounts inside wim and i also need to target key "HKU/.DEFAULT". I didn't test this. I have succeeded importing a hand-crafted .reg file into mounted subkey, but this would require me to manually alter all keys in .reg file so they get under required locations. If there is no other solution, i will try to put something together to partially automate this task. -
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Hello guys, Do you know if I import a registry file through Tweaks if this is going to be added to all users? I'm building a Windows 7 SP1 Customized Image. I know for sure if I do it manually through the WIM Reg editor that its possible. If this was possible through the Tweaks section at AIO Integrator, instead of doing my tweaks everytime through the WIM Reg Editor I would just need load my tweaks preset. The code that I want to add: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00; Add Network Connections to Network context menu[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{F02C1A0D-BE21-4350-88B0-7367FC96EF3C}\shell][HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{F02C1A0D-BE21-4350-88B0-7367FC96EF3C}\shell\Network Connections]@="@%SystemRoot%\\system32\\netshell.dll,-1200"[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{F02C1A0D-BE21-4350-88B0-7367FC96EF3C}\shell\Network Connections\command]@="rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL ncpa.cpl,,0"Thanks in advance.
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I wrote this because I was unable to find any working tools on the Internet to correctly change the default browser association in Windows (such as if you want to use a portable edition of a browser). The problem with all of the other tools on the Internet is that they do not correctly handle .URL files. Since .URL files are text files - they have to be passed to "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\InternetShortcut" where the URL gets parsed by shdocvw.dll and then passed to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\http. With other tools - the .URL files would open as text files in the browser instead of opening the actual URL itself. This script does it correctly. Download here: http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/89803-set-default-browser-in-registry-correctly-handles-url-files/ Silent mode: If no command line arguments will show GUI. Will run in silent mode if argument passed to it on command line. Silent mode if successful does not write anything to command line / stdout (Autohotkey does not natively support writing to stdio)- if you are running in silent mode and the utility runs without any popups or warning dialogs - then the change was successful.Silent mode example: DefaultBrowserInRegistry.exe "D:\PortableApps\GoogleChromePortable\GoogleChromePortable.exe" -
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Regshot2 Unicode is a tool that make two snapshots of the Registry then compare them and create inf and/or reg files of the differences. Because the official Website is gone and the latest version is hard to find on the Web, i have uploaded it here. The application is portable, you can move it anywhere you want. Release(64) folder contains standard version which need Visual c++ 2005 runtimes installed on the system. ReleaseStatic(64) folder contains version with Visual c++ 2055 runtimes embedded in the exe. 32 Bits version will also work on 64 Bits OS. When you launch RegShot the first time it will be in English, but you can change that at the bottom right. The reg and/or inf files are saved in C:\Hive by default. Redo files contains changes made in the Registry between the two snapshots. Undo files as the name suggest, contains the keys to undo the changes made. Note: This is a different application than the one on SourceForge. -
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Hi, I can't get ninite to work after tweaking the registry with W7T. I thought it was a component removal at first but I did a test run with compononent removal and no registry tweaks and it works fine. I'm not sure which tweak is causing the problem but it's definitely one of them. Could it be one of the internet explorer tweaks?? A system tweak would be my next guess. I have not tweaked any of the services either. Can somebody have a look at my preset?? I've attached a screenshot of the error message that ninite produces as well. Thanks, -Digital FINAL_X64_V2.ini
