Windows Vista registry tweaks problem

[Afznotermi]

I'm running Windows Vista as my operating system. Now the problem is that when i try to customize my Windows, it shows some Vista registry tweaks problem on my desktop screen. Can any one tell me that how to resolve Windows Vista registry tweaks problem? Does any body knows about it? Please provide me the correct solution for the above issue. Any kind of help on the above issue would be appreciated. Thanks.

[pccare_himanshu]

What u can try just try to find any software which has REG in its name in Programs and Features

Steps

Open control panel -> Programs and Features

Click on the software (If u are able to find)

then click on Uninstall/change


I m sure this will help you

and if you face the same problem please take a screen shot and post it

[Expertz]

The Windows Registry is a database of settings used by Windows Vista and the individual applications that run on it. When you launch regedit, one change to watch out for is a subtle change in a few of the registry paths. Vista makes great use of the 'Policies' folders, for example:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\

[Gusgr8]

The registry is a special file in your hard disk that hold most of Windows settings data. For that you need to create a key as you wish, lets us say gpedit & set the default value like “Group Policy”; now create another key named as command and set the default value as “mmc.exe gpedit.msc” Although the Registry is stored in multiple files on the hard disk, it is represented by a single, logical, hierarchical structure, similar to the folders on the hard disk.

[Jimmy24]

Changing a wrong value in the registry may cause an unpredictable problem to your Windows. This is why novice users should not edit registry value directly using a registry editor by them self. When the HDD operates in write-through cache mode disabled, in which all data that gets written to the drive is immediately written to the disks and also stored in the cache. Windows Setup searches for the SetupComplete.cmd file in the C:\Windows\Setup\Scripts folder. If a SetupComplete.cmd file is found, the file is executed.