Windows 7 Read Registry Value

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I have created a batch file where I have to copy some files from root location to a software installation location. for example this is the command

mkdir "C:\Program Files\MySoftware\NewFolder"
xcopy NewFolder "C:\Program Files\MySoftware\NewFolder" /s /e /y

Now plz let me know If my installation path is different than C drive, How can I read this. I m very week in scripting. I am a network engineer not a software engineer. So kindly describe in details. Your reply is appreciated.
 
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Yes, you can read the path from registry if it exists there. To do this in batch file use reg query.
For usage write reg query /? in command prompt (cmd).
Good luck!
 
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Dear goodfellow,

Thnx for your reply. Could u plz describe this on above example as I am not goog in scripting or batch filing. I have these two commands:
mkdir "C:\Program Files\MySoftware\NewFolder"
xcopy NewFolder "C:\Program Files\MySoftware\NewFolder" /s /e /y

NOw plz tell how I use reg query (as per ur suggestion) on above commands. both are used in a batch file.
 

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