Setting Windows Registry Values to -1

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• Yt normal idea: try to set the regedit values into null or NaN

• 6:47 That's what happens when I try to make a simple GUI program. 😅

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• YT Short idea: Delete everything from win.ini

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• Whoever thought of this idea is genius haha.
  Anyway, have you ever tried deleting hal.dll?
  It's located in System32, I believe since this is a critical file, it remains hidden.

• windows 7: self-destruct
  also windows 7: self-repair

• set em to nul

• Congrats for 1K subscribers

• Make windows true 64-bit, by replacing all 32 bit files. (Including all DWORDS to QWORDS)

• I’m imagining the reason icons aren’t loading is because they’re trying to get something like “iconfile.dll,-1”

• Set all DWORD values to any other value classes

• windows 98 with registry windows 95

• i meant like do a operation where you subract 1 or something idk but don't change it whole but still a good vid
  (edit:also where can you download the replace tool)

• strange how the replace tool is more stable on Me than it is on 98 lol

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