Four steps to crack the "locked" registry

Step 1

First, back up the registry editing program in the Windows folder. If you can copy it, save it to the root directory of the C disk.

Step 2

Click "Start → Run", enter "CMD" and press Enter. Enter "C:" in the command prompt interface, and then enter "Edit /80". The parameter "/80" here means opening the file in binary mode.

Step 3

After opening, use Edit's "Find" command to find the string "disableregistrytools" (actually just look for "dis"), and then change any of the characters found in the string to other characters (note that you need to use half a corner when modifying), save the disk and exit after modification.

Step 4

Now running, how about it? The "locked" registry editor is open!