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RAM-Based Registry (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

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1/6/2010

With the RAM-based registry, all data is stored in the object store. This means that it is persistent as long as the RAM is refreshed, but lost if the RAM is not powered. The RAM-based registry is efficient on devices that warm boot often, but inefficient on devices that often cold boot. It is best suited for single-user devices with battery-backed RAM or with a lack of persistent storage.

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Registry Types
RAM-Based Registry Setup
Persisting Data with the RAM-Based Registry