>In fact, I lay a challenge: without googling, type the full path of any single registry key. Strawman. You can click registry paths and look around, you can

>In fact, I lay a challenge: without googling, type the full path of any single registry key. Strawman. You can click registry paths and look around, you can search, and sometimes when something is borked, messages in the logs even tell you what registry key to fiddle with. I've been fiddling with the registry before google was around, so it certainly does not require google or any search. Those only make it easier to share things with others.