registry

[ThachQuanVy]

I am new to system I don't know the differences between hives HKCR and HKLM, HKLM and HKCU in terms of a particular written subkey

For example, an empty key created in HKCU will give no effect to other hives right ?
Is there an automatic key creation implied in those hives ?

Please help me urgent need of help

Thank you

[PeejAvery]

Each hive is completely distinct. The OS uses certain hives are used to retain certain information.

[ThachQuanVy]

No one wants to answer. True! It's better to wait for someone look it up somewhere on the net or a particular big rare book so that I can reread them for free.

[Ha555]

No one wants to answer. True! It's better to wait for someone look it up somewhere on the net or a particular big rare book so that I can reread them for free.

A nice excuse is like this
"I don't know I don't have time, its not my problem, I don't know I don't know!!!!" and when you are online to issue your requests, people tend to be offline immediately.

This is ugly and low, too low to get threaded with, that is the low_ness I mean not about how much money or how many bikes cars/land/houses for rent/computer shops/silly misc sales etc one might own

Back to your problem, I think createing a key in localmachine will automatically create a key in root too but this doesn't happen to currentuser and others

[Hansenforever]

Really ? but i see no thing created after I create a key in local machine. I have one CLSID in local machine and none of such in root. Weird!
Soon unrelated issues become related.

[Ha555]

Really ? but i see no thing created after I create a key in local machine. I have one CLSID in local machine and none of such in root. Weird!
Soon unrelated issues become related.

Psssttt.....No CLSID is there by default, once deleted it will be automatically remade immediately
This is a legalized subject matter as it truly matters. the related issue becomes related as expected but you are said to have mentioned the unrelated issue after all. I think this is a law hole that is being widely abused even when you can trace back to the crooks-the criminal masterminds of what caused an error in your registry system.

[Hansenforever]

I am not sure what you are talking about.

Each of the hives has CLSID for each software registered. I also put my effort into this registry issue quite a while but the outcome clearly is not as satisfied as expected.
What is being brought into question is the timing and extent of the action that follows.