G
Gereon
I'm making a component out of a Microtouch touchscreen. I imported the .INF
file, then I went to a machine that already had all the settings set the way
I wanted and imported a bunch of the registry entries. Of course, the
values for the registry entries I wanted to set up were all inside of
enumerated keys, such as like
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\MtsTch\USB00332896.
I changed HKEY_CURRENT_USER to HKEY_USERS\.Default, and I "guessed"
(apparently incorrectly) that I should change the "USB00332896" part of the
key to something like "USB00000000", or "0000" or something like that. But
nothing I tried made the registry entries become defaults for the new
hardware when it was detected during deployment. I ended up with new
enumerations like USB00134867 that did not inherit the default values I
wanted.
Is there a way to specify that certain registry keys are supposed to be
defaults (or overwrite the defaults) for new instances of the hardware that
appear in the registry?
file, then I went to a machine that already had all the settings set the way
I wanted and imported a bunch of the registry entries. Of course, the
values for the registry entries I wanted to set up were all inside of
enumerated keys, such as like
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\MtsTch\USB00332896.
I changed HKEY_CURRENT_USER to HKEY_USERS\.Default, and I "guessed"
(apparently incorrectly) that I should change the "USB00332896" part of the
key to something like "USB00000000", or "0000" or something like that. But
nothing I tried made the registry entries become defaults for the new
hardware when it was detected during deployment. I ended up with new
enumerations like USB00134867 that did not inherit the default values I
wanted.
Is there a way to specify that certain registry keys are supposed to be
defaults (or overwrite the defaults) for new instances of the hardware that
appear in the registry?