Portable App Development

I believe i have found a glitch ..
no matter what i do ..
PAL is unable to portabilize:
HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID

Here is my launcher configuration:
http://pastebay.com/304489

Thank You,
PS: i have tried [RegistryCleanupForce] and it sill wont clean.

EDIT
I just tested on a x32bit machine and the CLSID is portabilized?
This is only a problem on x64bit machines.
* I also removed the 64bit version to test, and same problem occurs on a x64bit machine.

UPDATE

I use the PortableApps.com Application Template 2.2 to create the basic directory layout. Among other things I add for example one folder named "Test" with various files in the folder Data. Then I create the launcher and installer.

If a now install the portable app with the nstaller, I detect that the folder Data contains no folder "Test". Why is that so?

Assuming we have a configuration file as follows:

[username1]
.
.
Path=X:\folder1\folder2\folder3
.
.

Here is "username1" the name of the logged user on the host PC. If I now insert the USB flash drive on another PC, where "username2" is the name of the logged user, then the above configuration file are changes as follows:

[username1]
.
.
Path=X:\folder1\folder2\folder3
.
.
[username2]
.
.
Path=Y:\folder4\folder5\folder6
.
.

I´ve tried to realize the automatic language switching in my portable app Tomahawk PDF+ Portable. To that extent I've created a folder named "Languages" with all language files inside of the folder DafaultData\settings. I also have created a file "custom.nsh" with the following code:

${SegmentFile}

${SegmentPrePrimary}
	ReadEnvStr $0 PAL:LanguageCustom
			CopyFiles /SILENT $EXEDIR\Data\Languages\TPdfPlus$0.lng $EXEDIR\App\TomahawkPDF+
			Delete $EXEDIR\App\TomahawkPDF+\TPdfPlus.lng
			Rename $EXEDIR\App\TomahawkPDF+\TPdfPlus$0.lng $EXEDIR\App\TomahawkPDF+\TPdfPlus.lng			

Assuming the installer AppnamePortable_x.xx.x.paf.exe will installed the appropriate app at X:\PortableApps\AppnamePortable. Are the following 2 statements correct?:

$INSTDIR=X:\PortableApps\AppnamePortable

$EXEDIR=X:\PortableApps\AppnamePortable

If a local registry key or file has special permissions required by a local version of the portable app, currently we lose them.

Example:

When you install Steam, at install time it sets HKLM\SOFTWARE\Valve to have full access by the Users group, so even limited users can write to it.

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Hi,

I have a little app that I made to make my friends and my life a little bit easier. We love playing minecraft and I run a sserver for us but sometimes my internet goes out and I want to play still but I want to play as my In Game Name.

I've found all that I need to actually run the game and it works great! I code in vb.net btw.

Anyways, I wanted to include the jportable functionality in case the computer doesn't have Java installed. However, I can't figure out how to make my app use the jportable to launch the game.

Can anyone help me on this?

If the relative path contains spaces, must I then use quotation marks as follows?:

[DirectoriesToPreserve]
PreserveDirectory1="App\AppName\big folders"

Or can I omit the quotation marks? Or is it possible to use the following code with a slash sign at the end of the code?

[DirectoriesToPreserve]
PreserveDirectory1=App\AppName\big folders\

I've come across a case where Language:CheckIFExists requires wildcard support - Caesium Portable. Incidentally, there is also a need with this app for launcher.ini to support unicode characters, as these language file names are saved in unicode.