Handle Registry editing with caution
I explained how to disable Windows auto-run behavior to protect yourself from inadvertently running malware that might exist on USB drives or other devices you insert into your PC.
Be aware, however, that careless Registry editing can make your system malfunction or even keep you from starting Windows.
Use care making changes to the Registry
Any tip that requires direct editing of the Registry (whether using the Registry Editor or merging a .reg script) should be approached with caution. The best insurance policy in these cases is to set a Windows “restore point” before experimenting with such advice. (more…)
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Written by Jason on November 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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