You can open the Registry Editor or REGEDIT in Windows 11/10 using Run, PowerShell, Command Prompt, Desktop/Keyboard Shortcut, Context Menu.

How to directly jump to any Registry key Now, you might have noticed that whenever you open registry editor, it automatically lands on the registry key that was last viewed.

Method 1: Export a Registry key using the Windows Registry Editor For most people, the easiest method to export a Registry key is to use the Windows Registry Editor.

Press the "Windows" key to view the Metro Start screen, and then type "regedit" (without the quotes) on the Start screen to search for the Registry Editor utility. Right-click the "Registry Editor ...

How to Open RegEdit to a Specific Key. The Windows Registry Editor, or RegEdit for short, has a feature that lets you add a specific key to the Favorites menu for easy reference.

Last week, a new open-source Registry Editor was released that puts Windows Regedit software to shame by supporting a host of advanced features, making editing the Registry easier than ever.