What Is The Codes For Importing And Exporting Reg Keys From And To A Folder On The Desktop?
Im Sorry I Keep Asking For Codes But I Look And Look With No Solution. ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
TY For Helping.
And The PortableApps Template Is Confusing Also. So Yea
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the registry plugin at:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Registry_plug-in
Just check out the 7-zip portable launcher.
From the readme:
**** Registry Export (save to the file in REGEDIT4 format) ****
${registry::SaveKey} "[fullpath]" "[file]" "[Options]" $var
"[fullpath]" - Registry path (Root\SubKey)
Root:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT HKCR
HKEY_CURRENT_USER HKCU
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE HKLM
HKEY_USERS HKU
HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA HKPD
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG HKCC
HKEY_DYN_DATA HKDD
"[file]" - Export to this file
"[Options]" - "/A=[0|1] /D=[0|1|2] /G=[1|0] /B=[0|1]"
/A=[0|1]
/A=0 - Always create new file (default)
/A=1 - Append data if file exists and
create new file if not
/D=[0|1|2]
/D=0 - Don't delete any keys (default)
/D=1 - Delete only root key before restoring
/D=2 - Delete keys before restoring
/G=[1|0]
/G=1 - Search with subkeys (default)
/G=0 - Don't search subkeys
/B=[0|1]
/B=0 - Don't show searching path (default)
/B=1 - Show in the details current searching path
$var 0 - success
-1 - error
Also from the readme:
**** Registry Import (restore from the file) ****
${registry::RestoreKey} "[file]" $var
$var 0 - success
-1 - error
Note:
${registry::RestoreKey} simply exec regedit: regedit /s "[file]"
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Better then ${registry::RestoreKey} is to use
ExecWait('regedit /s "regfile.reg"')Because it will wait for the registry import to finish before continuing on in the script. ${registry::RestoreKey} does not wait for the function to finish (this was an issue I discussed with the Registry plugin developer a while back).
That doesn't work on vista without admin privs.
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