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I would like to add my registry entries always on top of the list, for example if 10 registry entries in run key , i would like to place my registry entry at the top of the key.
Started by Suriyan Suresh on
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(Let me source that: RegEnumKeyEx : "Because subkeys.
Some views are.
Today, the registry isn't ordered.
But that's only how the Windows Registry is displaying them.
Before 'A') before the value name.
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I'd like to be able to see what registry keys are used for. A book on the registry would be fine as well. Info on Windows Vista changes would be great!
Started by Clay Nichols on
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Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Registry
I could read a book on the registry resource
Oh, how I wish there was a single site where the registry was collectively documented by all who write values there! Keep in mind....
Either.
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How to rename key in registry using C++?
I want rename key "Myapp\Version1" to "Myapp\Version2".
I don't see any function in MSDN about renaming keys in registry.
Started by Jasmin25 on
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There is no function to rename on older versions of windows, you need to copy/delete on your own AFAIK. .
If your app requires Vista or newer versions of Windows, you can use RegCopyTree () followed by RegDeleteTree () .
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Hello everyone,
I heard on Windows x64 architecture, in order to support to run both x86 and x64 application, there is two separate/different sets of Windows registry -- one for x86 application to access and the other for x64 application to access? For...
Started by George2 on
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Per MSDN, there is apparently a difference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724072 (VS.85).aspx
HTH
Here is the Wikipedia article on the WOW64 registry which may give and register both in their appropriate....
registry configurations.
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Hi,
On 64-bit platform, installed-check is getting failed for SQL Reporting Services and Add-ins. Installer is checking the registry entries under path "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\Instance Names" and registry entry is available...
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Well this will not disable the registry redirection....
Accessing an alternate registry view is the answer.
Right.
Microsoft has published information on Registry Reflection which includes a description of the KEY_WOW64_64KEY for RegOpenKeyEx.
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What is a registry in NSIS? How to write to and read from a registry? And what are the imp things to keep in mind while dealing with registry (lk registry key)?
Started by Pia on
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You mean the Windows Registry, which you are able to modify with NSIS?
In this case, this article may help you to clarify something: What is the Windows Registry?
After that, you are able and here: WriteRegStr
It's the Windows registry....
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Hi,
How would I achieve something like this in C#?
object Registry; Registry = MyProj.Registry.Instance; int Value; Value = 15; Registry.Value = Value; /* Sets it to 15 */ Value = 25; Value = Registry.Value; /* Returns the 15 */
So far I have this object...
Started by Tower on
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}
Then use like this:
Registry theRegistry.
Simply add a property to your Registry class:
internal sealed class Registry { public int Value { get; set; } ...
Need to work with the Windows registry.
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Hai Is there any way to edit the Registry of an system from another system in Lan. That is Whether it is possible to edit registry of an client system from server
Started by chaithu on
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You could use the registry editor and click file->connect network registry....
Yes, there are many ways.
As the windows tool Regedit supports to connect to remote registry, there is obviously an API a hint to your programming language.
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If I create a registry object to store other objects and settings in like this...
$registry = Registry::getInstance();
And then create 2 other objects and pass the Registry object into them like this below...
$core = new core($registry); $database = Database...
Started by jasondavis on
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Yes, they'll have access....
However, I'd imagine your registry is a singleton right? So yes need to pass by ref:
$obj->registry =& $registry; function f(& $registry) { // $registry.
Or no, you won't have access to them.
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How do I read the registry in 32-bit c# app such that registry redirection works on 64-bit Windows 7
My boss just got Windows 7 and he tried running one of our installers which runs perfectly fine under XP. On Windows 7, the installer runs without giving any errors. However, it does not create registry keys under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE{Company}{...
Started by ejwipp on
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This means that the lookup of the registry value achieve this in .Net though as the Registry....
Registry Reflection
Code Sample
In the C Windows API this is done by setting the samDesired parameter in the RegOpenKeyEx call to KEY_WOW64_64KEY .
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