Overview of Registry Finder

Registry Finder allows you to browse the local registry, create, delete, and rename keys and values, and modify values as their raw data type (string, multi-string, DWORD) or binary data. It is allowed to open multiple Registry windows. Next time you start Registry Finder, It will reopen those windows on the duplicate keys as before.

The Find operation is efficient and quick. All found items are displayed in a separate window as a list. Each line represents a single match with the search criteria. The icon shows where the match occurred: key name, value name, or value data. The matched text is highlighted in red.

With the Replace feature, you can easily replace all or particular occurrences of one string with another. The replacement is performed only in items in the Find Results window. In the Replace dialog, you specify all items or selected ones. After the replacement is done, items in the window are updated. If some item no longer matches the search criteria, it remains on the list.

Features of Registry Finder

Cut/Copy/Paste keys and/or values

Undo and redo registry modifications (except changing permissions)

Multiple local and remote registry windows

Fast, nonblocking search

Whole search results are displayed in a list

Multiple search results window

Ability to search within previous search results, narrowing down your search scope

Ability to search for hidden keys

Technical Details and System Requirements

Supported OS: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7

RAM (Memory): 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)

Free Hard Disk Space: 200 MB or more