You may:
1. Use a BAT or CMD file which allows the use of REG commands. You either call the file directly (in a shell) or double click on it. This is ideal for batch processing.
2. A REG file allows you to add, delete or modify registry entries directly.
A sample CMD and a sample REG are provided.
Click here to download:
Registry.zip (0.8 K)
WARNING!
Be advised that the Windows Registry is the backbone of Windows. If you decide to make changes to the registry, please create a backup before doing so.
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