Create Shortcut for Registry Editor on Windows 10/11 Desktop

By Jennifer | Last Updated January 03, 2024

With 2 steps, you can easily create Registry Editor shortcut on the desktop in your Windows 10/11 PC. Just read on to find them.

Video guide on how to create shortcut for Registry Editor on desktop:

Steps to create shortcut for Registry Editor on Windows 10/11 desktop:

Step 1: Search regedit in the search box on taskbar, right click Registry Editor and tap Open file location.

Step 2: Press Ctrl+C shortcut key to copy the Registry Editor, then on the desktop press Ctrl+V to paste it.

My Suggestion

Based on my years of usage experience, the faster way to open the registry editor is: search ->regedit ->run "regedit. exe".

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