Windows works with a special hierarchical file-based database called the Windows Registry, where it stores tons of data. Essentially, whenever a new tool or application is installed in your system, it is stored in the registry. All the programs, configuration settings, and components are packed together to be stored in the registry. And the information in the registry keeps piling on with each passing day. This includes a host of keys and values. In other words, the registry stores files, folders, and information within it. Owing to the value and […]