OpenRegedit allows a 32 or 64-Bit version of Regedit to be opened on a 64-bit machine.

Not only that, but OpenRegedit can also open multiple instances of Regedit, which Windows does not allow. It is simple to use and will be helpful when you need to compare registry entries, for instance.

Usage: OpenRegedit [x86/x64]

x86 run it as 32-bit process
x32 same as -x86
x64 run it as 64-bit process (default)
-? display help info

Exit Codes:

0 if success.
1 if displayed program's help. No process was started.
Other if error, will contain "System Error Code". For details check:
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms681381(v=vs.85).aspx

Examples:

Run RegEdit as 32-bit process:
OpenRegedit.exe -x86

Run RegEdit as 64-bit process:
OpenRegedit.exe -x64

Or just:
OpenRegedit.exe

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5 Ways to Open Registry Editor in Windows
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How to Disable the Registry Editor (Regedit) in Windows
How to Change the Registry Editor Font in Windows

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