How to Re-enable Registry Editor

If you were prompt by Windows that you are not permitted to access Registry Editor, its mean the regedit has been disabled. It may be disabled by your administrator or if you are the only user, disabled by malware who don’t want you to remove them by  regedit.

Follow the following steps…

1. Go to Start -> Run and type gpedit.msc. This will open Group Policy Windows.

2. Navigate to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates –> System. In the right side pane, double click –> Prevent access to registry editing tool.

3. Select "Disabled" under Setting Tab and Click Apply and then OK.

4. Now try to open Registry Edit & it will appear.

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How to Remove and Disable mdm.exe

In XP system, and probably Vista and 7, you might find a process called 'mdm.exe'. It take at least 800kb to 1MB of RAM, and here I am going to tell you what is mdm.exe and how to disable it.

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How to Remove Shortcut Arrow in XP

Sometimes I feel that shortcut icons is very ugly and annoying in Windows XP. I bet you felt like that too. Well I found the solution and its very safe since it is a built in feature in Microsoft own power toys.

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How to Remove ctfmon.exe

If you open Task Manager, i will 100% sure you will found this process--ctfmon.exe. It takes roughly 3-8mb of RAM and if you disable it, it will start itself back again. It isn't a keylogger, viruses or any other malware. This service is for advanced text, handwriting and speech recognition. So, if you think you don't need this, you can always disable this, and its pretty easy to reenable too...

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