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This subkey is where various values are found that explain where firefox.exe is located within the installation folder: One example is the location of the Firefox program.

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Lots of user-specific software entries are listed in this registry key. Changes can be made here or through File Explorer, and they'll be reflected in both places. The Environment key is where environment variables like PATH and TEMP are found. Others in this same location include CursorBlinkRate, ScreenSaveActive, ScreenSaveTimeOut, and MenuShowDelay. The same is true for the HKCU Control Panel Desktop key that defines lots of Desktop-related settings in values like WallpaperStyle that describes whether to center the wallpaper or stretch it across the display.

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Windows uses still and animated cursor files that have the CUR and ANI file extensions, respectively, so most of the cursor files found here point to files of those types in the %SystemRoot%\cursors\ folder. Stored here are the name and physical file locations of default and custom cursors. Yet another Control Panel section is dedicated solely to the mouse cursor, found under Cursors. Some options there include DoubleClickHeight, ExtendedSounds, MouseSensitivity, MouseSpeed, MouseTrails, and SwapMouseButtons.

The Mouse applet is another one whose settings are stored in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse key. This is where a few keyboard settings are found, like the keyboard delay and keyboard speed options, both of which are controlled via the Repeat delay and Repeat rate settings in the Keyboard Control Panel applet. This is where labels, sounds, and descriptions are found for various functions in Windows and third-party apps, like fax beeps, completed iTunes tasks, low battery alarm, mail beeps, and more. This is unlike most other registry hives which are global, like HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, and retain the same information across all users.įollowing is some information on just a few sample keys found under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER hive: Since the HKCU hive is user specific, the keys and values contained in it will differ from user to user, even on the same computer.

The version of Windows you're running, and the software you have installed, both determine what may be present. The keys located under this hive on your computer may differ from the list above. Here are some common registry keys you might find under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER hive: Once you get there, you can collapse all the other hives if you want to. You can press Home from anywhere in Registry Editor to jump to Computer, which is what "holds" all the hives in the program. The one just below it is HKEY_CURRENT_USER.

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Select the arrow or plus sign to the left of the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT folder to minimize/collapse that entire hive. Here's what to do: From the left-hand side of Registry Editor, scroll to the very top until you see Computer and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. Since all computers with Windows Registry have this hive, you aren't actually missing it if you can't see it, but you might need to hide a few things to find it. HKEY_CURRENT_USER may be hard to find if Registry Editor has been used on your computer before, since the program takes you directly to the last place you were. Newer versions of Windows use an arrow as that button to expand registry hives, but others have a plus sign.