Feb 17, 2021 Open Registry Editor by executing regedit from any command line interface in Windows, like Command Prompt or the Run dialog box. Go to File Connect Network Registry. Type into the large empty space the name of the computer you want to remotely access the registry for. For more information see How to back up and restore the registry in Windows. There are two ways to open Registry Editor in Windows 10: In the search box on the taskbar, type regedit, then select Registry Editor (Desktop app) from the results. Right-click Start, then select Run. Type regedit in the Open: box, and then select OK. The following registry keys and I still need to use the Remote admin utility to share a folder. Shared folder still come up access deny. And it is still necessary for me to set up the users that are allowed to access my shared folder. These are my registry settings HKEYLOCALMACHINE Ident 'Name'='WinCE' 'Desc'='Windows CE Test Device (ICOP)'. Nov 12, 2010 The Windows registry on the rugged handheld computers running Microsoft Windows CE/Mobile can be edited using any one of the following tools. BreakSoft Mobile (Remote) Registry Editor. Windows CE Remote Registry Editor (comes with Visual Studio smart device SDKs) Sparus EveryWAN. SOTI MobiControl.
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Warning: Use the Registry Editor at your own risk. If you use the Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that could require you to Clean Registry, Clean Boot, or re-install the operating system on your handheld computer. Microsoft does not guarantee that a system can be recovered when the Registry Editor is used incorrectly. Juniper Systems is not liable if problems occur from editing the Windows registry.
The Windows registry on the rugged handheld computers running Microsoft Windows CE/Mobile can be edited using any one of the following tools.
- BreakSoft Mobile (Remote) Registry Editor
- Windows CE Remote Registry Editor (comes with Visual Studio smart device SDKs)
- Sparus EveryWAN
- SOTI MobiControl
- PHM Regedit
- Resco Explorer
- CERegEditor
- Total Commander
- DotFred Task Manager
Almost all the settings of the Colibri module are saved in the registry.
Different Registry Locations
Registry in the Win CE Image
This is the registry which is used if no registry is saved in the flash memory registry section.This registry is included in the Win CE image. If you build your own Win CE image, you can edit this registry in the Platform builder.
Registry in the RAM
This is the registry which you can edit with a registry editor.While booting, Win CE loads a registry in the RAM.If a registry in the flash memory registry section is available, it uses this one. If there is no registry, it uses the standard registry in the Win CE image.
You will lose any changes which you do in this registry after a power cycle. So make sure that you save this registry to the flash if you need the content after a Coldboot.
Registry in the Flash Memory Registry Section
At the beginning, there is no registry in the registry section of the flash memory until you save the registry the first time from the RAM to the Flash Memory.At the next start, the system will load this registry instead of the standard registry in the Win CE image. You can edit the location of this registry in the Flash Memory in the Config Block. See Flash Layout for more information.If you clear this registry, after a cold boot, the system will load the registry in the Win CE image.
Edit the Registry
There are two methods to edit the registry:
- Local
- Remote
Local
There is a Registry Editor included in the Colibri Image, under StartMenu->Programs->ColibriTools->RegeditIf you use the TRE registry editor, it is also possible to import .reg files.
Remote
If you have installed Microsoft Embedded Visual C++ (eVC++) (See Getting Started), you can start the remote Registry editor of the Tools Menu.
Windows Ce Remote Registry Editor Free
NOTE: All changes you make in the registry are only in RAM until you save them manually to FLASH.