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Hi,
I have the latest PuTTY portable in my USB Stick, and I exported the sessions of my local PuTTY sessions to a reg file. This reg file I moved to \PortableApps\PuTTY\Data\settings\putty.reg
When I open the Portable one, PuTTY read the local registry and load it. I want to load my reg file on my USB Stick instead the local registry.
How I can do this?
Greets!
Could you please explain more clearly what you're trying to do?
I have my own computer in my office with all my sessions saved in the registry. I exported the sessions of the path CURRENT_USER of the PuTTY to a reg file. I want to put this reg file in the PuTTY Portable, and the PuTTY Portable load the sessions of the reg file instead the sessions saved in the registry of the guest computer.
Could be possible?
Thanks 
PD: Any additional info is needed?
X:\PortableApps\PuTTYPortable\Data\settings\putty.reg should be the file you want. It should contain the contents of HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SimonTatham. Look at the launcher, Other\Source\PuTTYPortable.nsi, for more details.
If it's not working, there must be some reason why; try comparing your reg file with the one made by ordinary use of PuTTY Portable.
I find the problem. Windows Registry exports the file in UCS-2 Little Endian instead in ANSI code. I coded the file in ANSI mode with Notepad++ program, and PuTTY Portable load it. Also, it created an putty.reg.old file.
I think it could be an request feature that PuTTY Portable could codificate the UCS-2 Little Endian format file to use it directly.
Greets!
The issue is with regedit itself - there's not really anything we can do about it.
You can use Notepad++ to re-encode things easily.
Glad you sorted it out 
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