You recently installed a bespoke program on a number of Windows desktops on your network. The application appears to have a problem, which the developer suggests you fix by editing the Registry. What administrative tool would you use to accomplish this?

The Registry is a specific configuration database that stores Windows configuration information. This centralized database also contains settings for various Windows programs. The regedit.exe program is used to edit the Registry. However, be careful because an inaccurate Registry modification can render a system inoperable. Changes are immediate and irreversible. The System Information utility, msinfo32, offers a snapshot of the system's hardware, software, and some configuration information; command is not a valid tool; and notepad starts the Notepad program, a simple text editor. These commands can be executed using Command Prompt or the Run command (accessible by typing Windows Key+R).