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By careca
This is a tool to back up/export current settings in the group policy, or to import.
The export button simply exports the group policies to a folder with a random name.
The import prompts for a folder selection, and then tries to import the policy present in that folder.
I made this because i found it was the most reliable and simpler way of doing it, now i just saved the exported folder, renamed it, and when i install windows again i just
import the folder and all settings are placed.
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By cahsobo
Hello,
I need help inserting these keys and values to registry
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DirectDraw\Compatibility\WK.1.exe]
"Flags"=hex:00,08,00,00
"ID"=hex:ec,33,74,3b
Still can't figure out how...
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By nitron
Hy to all,
I am really Sorry to come up with this question but i can't seem to solve the Problem.
Its quite easy, I have been using RegNumKey for Years, but i seemed to lose track of something.
For $ZaehlerLocal = 1 to 1200
$RegKey = RegEnumKey("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall", $ZaehlerLocal)
If @error <> 0 then ExitLoop
$RegKey2=RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\"&$RegKey,"DisplayName")
$RegKey3=RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\"&$RegKey,"UninstallString")
$RegKey4=RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\"&$RegKey,"QuietUninstallString")
if StringInStr($RegKey,"_Office15")==0 and StringInStr($RegKey2,"(German) 2013")==0 and StringInStr($RegKey,".KB")==0 and StringInStr($RegKey2,"Security update")==0 and StringInStr($RegKey2,"Framework")==0 Then
FileWrite($FileHandleLocal,$RegKey&";")
FileWrite($FileHandleLocal,$RegKey2&";")
FileWrite($FileHandleLocal,$RegKey3&";")
FileWriteline($FileHandleLocal,$RegKey4&";")
EndIf
Next
Ive been using this to get all uninstall Strings from the Registry but for some reason, this doesn't work anymore.
I get some keys but not all, nore does it start with the first registry.
As you can see in the picture, the Registry starts with {13DA9C7C-EBFB-40D0-94A1-55B42883DF21}
but RegNumKey starts with Adressbook.
Any Ideas what I am doing wrong? I tried HKLM64 instead as well, but with same result.
Again sorry to bother, but i can't Find the mistake.
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By Simpel
Hi,
I wondered why negative integers I wrote into registry (e.g. negative x-coordinates of a gui if using two monitors and the right one is the main one) wouldn't return right when reading. Now I know: it is saved as an unsigned integer (without algebraic sign). So here is a snippet that is changing unsigned to signed integer:
Global Const $g_sRegKey = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\" & @ScriptName ; path to registry RegWrite($g_sRegKey, "Value", "REG_DWORD", -2147483647) ; write some negative integer into registry; -2147483647 highest possible negative integer , 2147483648 highest possible positive integer if talking of 32bit Local $sValue = RegRead($g_sRegKey, "Value") ; read out registry ConsoleWrite("Value: " & $sValue & @CRLF) ; show real value in console Local $sResult = _SignedInteger($sValue) ; change to signed value ConsoleWrite("Result: " & $sResult & @CRLF) ; and show it in console Func _SignedInteger($iUnsignedInteger) Local $iSignedInteger If $iUnsignedInteger > (2^31) Then ; then it means a negative integer $iSignedInteger = $iUnsignedInteger - (2^32) Else $iSignedInteger = $iUnsignedInteger EndIf Return $iSignedInteger EndFunc It took me some time to find out the problem and so I hope I can help somebody with this.
Regards, Conrad
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By scintilla4evr
Hello everyone!
As always, I'm proud to present you vPaint. It's an image editor. It uses GDI+ as its drawing library.
I want to thank to all members of this forum. Without you, this app wouldn't be ever written. Thank you for everything.
Download:
vPaint 4 image editor
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