Tweaks

A tweak is a registry value regulating some capability of the operating system. It is often hidden or hard to access using a standard interface. For example, tweaks allow adding the Copy to Folder… command to Explorer’s context menu, a handy command to quickly drop a file to an arbitrary folder. Another example: A tweak that reduces the time the operating system should wait during the Windows shutdown procedure before forcing an application to close. In some cases, this tweak speeds up the shutdown of the computer.

Tweaks can be merged into groups serving certain purposes, say, Internet connection boosting. These are so-called quick tune-up groups. It is recommended that inexperienced users start mastering tweaks using this feature of Reg Organizer, while advanced users will definitely appreciate the ability to adjust certain tweaks manually.

Finally, expert users now have a way to create their own tweaks as well as groups.

In order to start working with tweaks, select the Tweaks command in the TOOLS submenu of the Main Menu of the program.