Hello,

is it possible to change the value of a registry key from command
line? How?



Thank's a lot for any feedback!

Bill

You can use Regedit.exe with a .reg file:

REGEDIT /S newvalue.REG

Or, if you absolutely need to purely do it at the command line, you can
use Reg.exe. (reg add). Reg.exe is an NT4 Resource Kit utility. It is
on the Windows 2000 CD in the Support Tools folder. If you are using XP
the tool is included with the OS.

John

bill wrote:

> Hello,
>
> is it possible to change the value of a registry key from command
> line? How?
>
>
>
> Thank's a lot for any feedback!
>
> Bill
>

On 11 Apr., 16:48, John John <audetw...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
> You can use Regedit.exe with a .reg file:
>
> REGEDIT /S newvalue.REG
>
> Or, if you absolutely need to purely do it at the command line, you can
> use Reg.exe. (reg add). Reg.exe is an NT4 Resource Kit utility. It is
> on the Windows 2000 CD in the Support Tools folder. If you are using XP
> the tool is included with the OS.
>
> John
>
> bill wrote:
> > Hello,
>
> > is it possible to change the value of a registry key from command
> > line? How?
>
> > Thank's a lot for any feedback!
>
> > Bill



Thank's a lot John; I am going to study "Reg.exe. (reg add)" :-)

Cheers,

Bill

bill wrote:

> On 11 Apr., 16:48, John John <audetw...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>
>>You can use Regedit.exe with a .reg file:
>>
>>REGEDIT /S newvalue.REG
>>
>>Or, if you absolutely need to purely do it at the command line, you can
>>use Reg.exe. (reg add). Reg.exe is an NT4 Resource Kit utility. It is
>>on the Windows 2000 CD in the Support Tools folder. If you are using XP
>>the tool is included with the OS.
>>
>>John
>>
>>bill wrote:
>>
>>>Hello,
>>
>>>is it possible to change the value of a registry key from command
>>>line? How?
>>
>>>Thank's a lot for any feedback!
>>
>>>Bill
>
>
>
>
> Thank's a lot John; I am going to study "Reg.exe. (reg add)" :-)
>
> Cheers,

You're welcome.

John