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ReactOS has a graphical NT OBJ browser (maybe as a CLSID) where you can just open an Explorer window and look up the whole registry hierarchy and a lot more. I
by anthk 11mo ago
ReactOS has a graphical NT OBJ browser (maybe as a CLSID) where you can just open an Explorer window and look up the whole registry hierarchy and a lot more.
It works under Windows too.
Proof:
https://winclassic.net/thread/1852/reactos-registry-ntobjectnamespace-folders-windows https://winclassic.net/thread/1852/reactos-registry-ntobject...
- cachius 11mo agoAwesome! After [copying over .dll and importing .reg files], you will already be able to open these shell locations with the following commands: NT Object Namespace: explorer.exe shell:::{845b0fb2-66e0-416b-8f91-314e23f7c12d} System Registry: explorer.exe shell:::{1c6d6e08-2332-4a7b-a94d-6432db2b5ae6} If you want to add these folders in My Computer, just like in ReactOS, add these 2 CLSIDs to the following location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace Seems ReactOS holds some goodies even for long time Windows users!
- anthk 11mo agoYep. NTVDM DLL too; it will run DOS binaries and some other stuff too. Also it has proper solitaires and such which you can just reuse by extracting the EXE files from the CAB file lying in the ReactOS live CD.