Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink
Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink
122Viewing Binary DataFor any registry key, you can display the binary data for that key.To view binary data using the Standard Viewer:1 Open the Registry Viewer.2 Navigate to the location of the key you want to view.3 Right-click the key and select Display Binary Data.The Binary Data dialog box appears.Binary Data4 Use the options in the Format area to display the data in Byte, Word or Dword format.5 Click OK when you are finished.Modifying Key ValuesYou can modify key values in the Registry Viewer tab of the Standard Viewer.To modify key values using the Standard Viewer:1 Click the Registry Viewer tab.2 Navigate to the location of the key you want to edit.3 Right-click the key and select Modify.A dialog box appears according to what type of key you are modifying.• If you are modifying a String or Binary value, the Edit String dialog box appears.• If you are modifying a DWORD key value, the Edit DWORD Value dialog box appears.
123• If you are modifying a Multi-String value, the Edit Multi-String dialog box appears.4 Using the configuration options available in each dialog box, edit the key value.5 Click OK when you are finished.Editing Binary DataThe key value is modified.You have the ability to modify the binary data of each type of key value in the RegistryViewer tab of the Standard Viewer.To modify binary data using the Standard Viewer:1 Click the Registry Viewer tab.2 Navigate to the location of the key you want to modify.3 Right-click the key and select Modify Binary Data.The Edit Binary Value dialog box appears.Edit Binary Value4 In the Value data text box, edit the binary value as desired.5 Click OK when you are finished.Deleting Key ValuesYou can delete registry key values that you no longer need.
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122Viewing Binary DataFor any registry key, you can display the binary data for that key.To view binary data using the Standard Viewer:1 Open the Registry Viewer.2 Navigate to the location of the key you want to view.3 Right-click the key and select Display Binary Data.The Binary Data dialog box appears.Binary Data4 Use the options in the Format area to display the data in Byte, Word or Dword format.5 Click OK when you are finished.Modifying Key ValuesYou can modify key values in the Registry Viewer tab of the Standard Viewer.To modify key values using the Standard Viewer:1 Click the Registry Viewer tab.2 Navigate to the location of the key you want to edit.3 Right-click the key and select Modify.A dialog box appears according to what type of key you are modifying.• If you are modifying a String or Binary value, the Edit String dialog box appears.• If you are modifying a DWORD key value, the Edit DWORD Value dialog box appears.
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