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SUMMARYThis article provides a description of the information that exists in the subkeys under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE branch in the registry of a Windows 98/95-based computer. MORE INFORMATIONThe HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE branch in the registry defines all of the following specific information for your local computer:
ConfigA subkey of Config is mapped to HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG as the current configuration, or a collection of hardware configuration profiles for the local computer. These profiles are located on the Hardware Profiles tab in the System tool in Control Panel.DriverThis subkey contains empty subkeys with names like 6 and 11. This subkey appears to be a placeholder.EnumContains information about hardware devices connected to the computer.HardwareContains information about serial ports and modems used with communication programs.NetworkNetwork information created when a user logs on to a networked computer. This includes the user name, primary network provider, whether the logon was validated by a server, and information about the system policies processor.SecurityContains information about the network security access, provider, and remote administration capabilities.SoftwareThe computer-specific information about software installed on the local computer, along with miscellaneous configuration data.SystemThe database that controls system startup, device driver loading, Windows services, and operating system behavior.For additional related information, see the following Microsoft Press books: "Inside the Registry for Microsoft Windows 95," ISBN 1-57231-424-9 "Inside the Microsoft Widows 98 Registry," ISBN 1-57231-824-4 You can also view the following Microsoft Press Web site: http://mspress.microsoft.com Additional query words:
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