Microsoft Unveils WinUI Version of Registry Editor for Windows 11
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Microsoft is developing an up-to-date version of the Windows editor. A Windows-based experimental application based on WinUI 3 has been found in Microsoft.UI.Reactor's public repository. It already interacts with Windows 11, rather than simply demonstrating new design. The image source: Windows Latest in the application left a familiar division into two panels: sections on the left, sections on the right, and their parameters. The interface beca…
Microsoft Unveils WinUI Version of Registry Editor for Windows 11
AI-generated illustration NEW DELHI, Nov 8: Microsoft has developed a native WinUI 3 version of its Registry Editor, transforming its appearance and functionality compared to the traditional regedit tool. This version was identified in the company’s open-source Microsoft.UI.Reactor repository and successfully compiled on a Windows 11 PC. While the software giant has only briefly referenced a registry editor in a recent developer blog post, this …
Microsoft built a native WinUI Registry Editor that makes Windows 11's regedit look like Windows 95, and I tried it
Windows Latest found a native WinUI 3 Registry Editor in Microsoft's open-source Reactor repository, and I compiled it and ran it on Windows 11. It reads the real Registry with Mica and modern menus, but Permissions, Load Hive and .reg files are still unfinished in Microsoft's developer sample.
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