The Windows Registry is a critical database in Windows operating systems that stores configuration settings and options for the OS, software, hardware, and user preferences. It organizes information in a hierarchical structure of keys and values, similar to folders and files. By modifying the registry, you can change system settings or software behavior, but be careful—incorrect changes can cause system issues. In this video, we’ll explore the role of the Windows Registry, its structure, and an example of how to safely modify registry settings.

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