How to Open Multiple Registry Editor Windows on Windows
Opening multiple Registry at the same time helps edit keys faster, without having to close/open continuously. Here's how to open using Run, CMD and Shortcut.
Need to open multiple Registry Editor windows to edit multiple Registry keys at once? This guide will help you do it faster using Run, Command Prompt, or keyboard shortcuts.
Instructions for opening multiple Registry
Step 1: First, open the Run command box using the Windows + R key combination and enter the command Regedit to open Registry Editor.
Step 2: Reopen the Run command box and enter Regedit /m , that is, add the /m command after it and then press OK .
Or type Regedit -m and confirm OK in it. Both commands -m and m .
Immediately you will see another Registry Editor window appear on your desktop.
And not only can you open 2 Registry Editor windows, you can open more, 3, 4 or even 5 by repeating one of the 2 commands above.
Open multiple Registry Editor windows to edit multiple Registry keys without having to close/open them constantly. Try Run, CMD or Shortcut to optimize the operation.
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