Ouch!!
What a strangely hostile and disrespectful reply ... and in such a public place ...
I endeavored to answer the question, nothing more or less. I thought my reply was accurate and relevant. Maybe it was not. If I am wrong, then, please, just correct me. “I stand corrected.” If the post was taken to be Windows-bashing, that was not my intention. The influence of the Registry values on a Windows system can be deep and unexpected. I thought that a pitfall might apply here. Maybe I am totally wrong. Just correct me; don’t mock me. Thanks.
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