Saving Key

[Jake]

How can I save a regisry key and make it an executable
when restoring?

I want to save the:
LocalMachine/system/currentcontrolset/services/browser
/parameters/maintainserverlist=No

and make it something that a tech at another branch can
click on and have it install without having to open the
registry on each workstation (approx 50 each).

Thanks,

Jake

 

[Mark V]

How can I save a regisry key and make it an executable
when restoring?

I want to save the:
LocalMachine/system/currentcontrolset/services/browser
/parameters/maintainserverlist=No

and make it something that a tech at another branch can
click on and have it install without having to open the
registry on each workstation (approx 50 each).

You could Export the key (regedit.exe) to a .REG file. Then edit out
all but the header line, KeyPath line and the "maintainserverlist"
line.

Portable. Requires Administrator permissions to "merge" the file.
Could be wrapped in a batch file.
...
regedit.exe /s <FullyQualifiedPath>\serverlistNO.REG

Try it.

Other methods include using REG.EXE (MS downloadable Support tool).
Many Windows scripting languages offer registry interfaces.

 

[Mark V]

How can I save a regisry key and make it an executable
when restoring?

I want to save the:
LocalMachine/system/currentcontrolset/services/browser
/parameters/maintainserverlist=No

and make it something that a tech at another branch can
click on and have it install without having to open the
registry on each workstation (approx 50 each).

You could Export the key (regedit.exe) to a .REG file. Then edit out
all but the header line, KeyPath line and the "maintainserverlist"
line.

Portable. Requires Administrator permissions to "merge" the file.
Could be wrapped in a batch file.
...
regedit.exe /s <FullyQualifiedPath>\serverlistNO.REG

Try it.

Other methods include using REG.EXE (MS downloadable Support tool).
Many Windows scripting languages offer registry interfaces.