Reg.exe can be used to view and modify the registry.
Reg.exe /? can get its help information. How can you be familiar with operating the registry if you don't read this help information for operating the registry?
The following is using REG.EXE to read all the information about services in the registry. In these information, you can further confirm and find the services you want.
reg.exe query "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services"
The relevant commands about operating the registry and starting services (operations on services) given by the moderator and electronixtar to you.
But these commands also need to use /? to view their help information (you can't memorize them, you can check them when using them).
So, it is suggested that yefenghome first view the help information of the commands given by the moderator and electronixtar brother. Then operate.
Only in this way can you start the road to proficiency...
At the same time, open your "Services" window and see which services are enabled on your current computer :)
If you can't find how to start the services in the Start menu, you can find it using the following principle:
C:\windows\system32>dir servi*.msc
……
Directory of C:\windows\system32
2003-03-27 20:00 33,466 services.msc
1 File(s) 33,466 bytes
0 Dir(s) 575,143,936 bytes free
After finding it, look at the services inside, and then start your Regedit.exe to view the program of the registry,
and at the same time in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
Compare one by one: the status of various values after you enable, disable and disable the services.
Also use reg.exe to compare these statuses...
In this way, you can fully understand the relationship between them,
At the same time, Sc.exe can further operate (how to operate? /? or see the help, can't memorize, check when using).
After reading all the help of these commands, simply operating all of them, and comparing the services with the registry,
You will start the road to proficiency ~ :)
The moderator upstairs has already done many steps for you :)
In the future, when you want to operate other registries or achieve a certain requirement, you still operate according to the above principle :)
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Last edited by redtek on 2006-11-1 at 01:10 AM ]
