I’ve wanted something like this for quite a while, but am now just discovering it.  RegJump is a simple command utlity that allows you to browse directly to a registry ‘path’ without the need of digging.  What WinHelpOnline has done, is given instructions on adding this awesome Windows utility to your right-click context menu.  The problem is however that it is only compatible with Internet Explorer, and isn’t installed on every computer in the world.  I really need this application when I’m at a machine that requires a registry edit and don’t want to browse through the deep and annoying registry.

I plan to implement RegJump and these below instructions to each and every PC I setup from now on.

Windows XP

1. Download regjump_xp.zip, unzip and extract the contents to a folder.

2. Double-click regjump.reg to run it.

3. Move the file regjump.htm to the C:\Windows\Web directory.

Windows Vista

1. Download regjump_vista.zip, unzip and extract the contents to a folder.

2. Double-click regjump.reg to run it.

3. Move the file regjump.htm to the C:\Windows\Web directory.

Regjump – via WinHelpOnline

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