Microsoft built a native WinUI Registry Editor that makes Windows 11's regedit look like Windows 95, and I tried it

Microsoft built a native WinUI Registry Editor that makes Windows 11's regedit look like Windows 95, and I tried it — Live Feedhttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/microsoft-built-a-native-winui-registry-editor-that-makes-windows-11-s-regedit-look-like-windows-95-and-i-tried-itContinuously updated, source-cited coverage. Microsoft clarifies WinUI Registry Editor is just a developer sample, not a regedit replacementhttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/microsoft-built-a-native-winui-registry-editor-that-makes-windows-11-s-regedit-look-like-windows-95-and-i-tried-ithttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/microsoft-built-a-native-winui-registry-editor-that-makes-windows-11-s-regedit-look-like-windows-95-and-i-tried-it#u196031Thu, 12 Nov 2026 04:41:19 +0000Microsoft has confirmed that the modern WinUI 3 Registry Editor circulating online is only a sample application from its open-source Reactor repository, not an upcoming replacement for the decades-old regedit tool. The clarification came after Windows Latest compiled and tested the sample, noting its modern interface made the current Registry Editor look outdated, which sparked speculation about a native Windows 11 update. Multiple outlets report Microsoft explicitly stated the app is a demonstration of WinUI 3 capabilities for developers, not a product slated for release. The existing regedit