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Basic Information This Page shows you how to configure Windows NT 4.0/2000 on your own desires. It also introduces you in using the most, on our opinion, powerful tool of Windows NT 4.0/2000: the Registry Editor, by giving some hints to ease your work and "furnish" your desktop. We intend to enlarge it on our own and YOUR experience. For comments an suggestions mail us! Changings in the Registry may cause Problems! To prevent trouble be sure to backup your system-configuration, renaming NTuser.dat to bak-extensions or use special software. WARNING: The authors of this page do NOT take any responsibility for any damage on your system! NOTE: For some change of settings to take effect it is necessary to reboot your system.

Registry 1: Turning off CD-Rom AutoRUNWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 2: Turn off window animation (maximize-minimize) to speed up your workWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 3: To remove system icons from your desktopWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 4: The Recycle Bin problemWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 5: Removing Shortcut Icon ArrowsWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 6: Keyboard caps/ctrl swap on NTWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 8. Dec 1999 7: If some keys and values reappear after they have been deletedWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 8: Disable in NTFS-partitions for long filenames a second 8.3 short filenameWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 9: Disable in FAT-partitions long filenamesWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 10: Completion the keyboard Input in the Command Prompt with Tab-KeyWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 11: Changing NT 4.0 Workstation to Server VersionWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 12: Autologon: If you are the bored of typing the password everytime you start you own WinNT 4.0Windows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999

System 1: You want to know which .dll an .exe file is using?Windows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 2: Windows Start-up options in boot.iniWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999 3: Enhance the Start MenuWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 17. Sep 1999

All other 1: Permanently deleting files instead of sending them to the recycle binWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 2: Need to "explore" from the command prompt?Windows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 3: Drag "scraps" from your documents to the desktopWindows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999 4: An extenstion is already associated with a program?Windows Version: NT 4.0    Revision Date: 16. Sep 1999