Registry Shortcuts

Registry Shortcuts: Create your own folder of registry shortcuts and access registry data much easier, directly from Windows Explorer

Registry Shortcuts is an application that allows you to use Windows Explorer to access specific registry keys instead of the classic Registry Editor designed as an alternative to the bookmark list available in the Registry Editor..

The application has a quick and simple installation process. To create new registry shortcuts you will need to copy the path of the key to the clipboard. You can create the shortcut to the key in your clipboard in any folder by selecting the related option in the context menu while holding down the Shift key.

Once you paste the content in the clipboard, a new shortcut will be created in that folder. It's also possible to fill in a folder with entries by setting the application to create a shortcut for each bookmark in the Registry Editor.

You can click on any of the registry shortcuts to open the Registry Editor, as well as enable Windows Explorer's preview function and view key values without having to use the Registry Editor. However, you should know that you won't be able to edit the value of a key via the registry shortcut as this can be done only using the regedit command.