Computer geeks always try new things, and changing Windows Registry is one of them. Today, I will show you how to Add or Remove a Registry Key from Favorites and Merge or Export Registry Favorites.

Method 1: Export a Registry key using the Windows Registry Editor For most people, the easiest method to export a Registry key is to use the Windows Registry Editor.

As Registry paths could be long and complicated, you can follow this tip to switch from HKLM to HKCU or HKCU to HKLM quickly in Registry Editor.

How to Open Registry Editor as an Administrator. The Registry Editor enables you to configure the Windows operating system on your business computers and change advanced Windows settings.

Heavy Registry editing, in cases you need to undertake several changes in the Registry, might require you to use, for ease of work reasons, applications that edit your registry remotely.

Hack Your Registry Using the built-in Registry Editor. Now that you’ve backed up your Registry–perhaps more than once–it’s time to start hacking away.

With the release of the April 2018 Update, this has all changed as Microsoft finally introduced an address bar to the Registry Editor that you can paste a Registry key into and automatically open it.

Using the Registry editor to reconfigure PowerPoint is a more straightforward solution than manually changing each setting, because all you need to do is delete a single Registry entry.