Eventually, you will reach the right key, which should resemble Figure B. The Windows 10 Registry file is huge, so don't be surprised by the amount of scrolling you will have to do to find the right key. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell Using the navigation panel on the left side of the window, work your way through the hierarchy until you reach this key: After answering the security prompt, you should see a window similar to Figure A. The first entry in the search results should be the registry editor. Click the Cortana search box and type regedit.
SEE: 12 tips to get more out of Windows 10 (TechRepublic PDF) The edit processĪssuming you have created your backup and a restore point, the easiest way to access the Registry is with the built-in registry editor. Please, take a moment to back up your Registry file and create a viable restore point before you try to do any editing. In that extreme case, you will have to reinstall Windows from scratch-not a pleasant experience. Incorrectly editing the file could disable the Windows operating system to the point where your system will not boot. Standard Disclaimer: This tip will require you to edit the Windows 10 Registry file. In this how-to article, we will show you how to create a link to the Control Panel and add it to the context menu displayed when you right-click a blank area on the Windows 10 Desktop. In How to access the traditional Control Panel lost in Windows 10 Creators Update, we showed you how to bring the Control Panel back to the forefront by adding a link to the Desktop, Start Menu, and/or the Taskbar.
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