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:The registry is the brains of your computer - it provides all the system policies for your system <ref>[http://www.asknerd.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&gclid=CKrrkdabxaACFctx5QodMT2VaA]</ref>
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The registry is the brains of your computer - it provides all the system policies for your system <ref>[http://www.asknerd.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&gclid=CKrrkdabxaACFctx5QodMT2VaA]</ref>
 
For those who cannot be bothered to learn how a computer works, it may seem as if Microsoft has gone out of its way to make the Registry mysterious and fearsome sounding. <ref>[http://www.registryonwindows.com/]</ref>
 
For those who cannot be bothered to learn how a computer works, it may seem as if Microsoft has gone out of its way to make the Registry mysterious and fearsome sounding. <ref>[http://www.registryonwindows.com/]</ref>
  

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The registry is the brains of your computer - it provides all the system policies for your system [1] For those who cannot be bothered to learn how a computer works, it may seem as if Microsoft has gone out of its way to make the Registry mysterious and fearsome sounding. [2]



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