Which prawn can teach the younger brother the registry?

What are the specifics? For example, if you don't have permissions, you can't set them.

Open the registry in general: start-run-regedit

There are probably two ways, the first one, you have changed, but you have changed the wrong, change 4 to 3, that's not right, if you want to change the registry, find a different registry change, that's right (I've also been blinded).

The second way, go to the graphics card control panel, which is Nvidia's or A card, such as display - set zoom.

There is another one, which works well, but is not comfortable, and that is to restore your updated graphics card driver to a previous version, (I think, you updated the graphics card driver).

Whether the game can be fullscreen or not is changed in the game or the registry data corresponding to the game in the registry.

Some games support full-screen or widescreen, while others don't. Go find it or ask the game developer or administrator.

Go to the nomad starry sky to find it, there is more complete.

My method is:

Install MySQL

Unzip and run a full installation, the default installation path is: c: mysql;

Run", enter the command c:mysql bin -install, and execute;

Start -- > Programs -- > Management Tools -- > Services -- > Find MySQL -- > Start.

MySQL installation is complete, restart Win2000

After restarting, open C: MySQL Bin

Configure CGI to run ActivePerl, install it in the C: usr directory2, and after installation, follow the following three steps to modify the registry: Run regedit

Then add the key name:".cgi", key-value:"c:\usr\bin\ %s %s"and key name:".pl", key-value:"c:\usr\bin\ %s %s"

It takes effect after the restart.

Rename the file in the php directory to modify the file contents.

Modify extension dir =

for Extension Dir = C: Windows System32

Put extension=php

extension=php_

extension=php_

Remove the preceding semicolon comment.

Modification = 3306

localhost

Root change "register globals = off" to "register globals = on".

1" to "= 0".

Copy the to the windows directory, all of which are in PHP and under the extensions directory. Copy the DLL file to Windows System32 below.

Start Internet Service Manager (IIS).

Open Site Properties, in'ISAPI filters'option, add a new filter, with'php'As the filter name, fill in the "Executable" field with its path C: PHP SAPI, and then select the directory in the site properties, and add it under the Cached Iaspi extension under Application Configuration. php file where the executable is c:

php\sapi\

in the property"Documentation"options"Enable the default document"Join""；

The last four digits are not from the next row, they are not copied, take a closer look.

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