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How to safely backup, explore, and edit your phone’s registry

Posted by Jack Cook on February 20, 2008 – 4:48 pm
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registrySo you often hear of folks editing the registry of their devices and you sometimes hear about “horror stories” about what can happen if you are not careful.  Well, HobbesIsReal from  WMExperts has one terrific article on just how to edit the registry.  This is one of those pieces that is a “must read” for anyone who has ( or thinks they have) a desire to to make those changes that cn improve performance of your device.

Registry Edits (or as some call them hacks or tweaks) are often times one of the great mysteries of the WM world that can either totally baffle or flat out scare the bejeezus out of first time WM phone owners, or even sometimes veteran users for that matter. But with a little direction and a few proactive and preventive steps, these fears are more often than not largely exaggerated. Registry edits are cool, useful, helpful, can fine tune / optimize / personalize your phone, or sometimes might simply be important to know how to do in order to fix your phone. Editing the Registry is easy, can be safe, and fun to explore and that is what this article is geared to do.

A lot of registry editing tutorials are really short, expecting the reader to have some experience or knowledge with it already, and assume you already know basically what they are talking about. This article is assuming you have never heard of the registry, let alone what you can do with it. I will show you how to safely backup, explore, and edit your phone’s registry. The goal here is to clear up all the urban legends about physically and literally blowing up your phone in a ball of flame, resulting in burning down your house and loosing all of your worldly possessions just by tweaking the wrong thing in your WM phone’s Registry… and then to open up a whole new world for you with your WM phone.

Check it out here

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