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Re:Why is there still a registry in Windows 7? by didroe on Friday August 07, 2009 @06:01AM (#747352)
Depends on what your definition of registry is. If the current registry is stored in two non consecutive disk blocks (due to fragmentation), is that still a registry? Think of per application files as disk blocks, with the registry API caching those into memory and operating as if it was a single database.

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