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How to delete all values in X key name from the registry


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I want to delete all values in key name from the registry..

I want to keep the key, but just remove all values from it (without knowing the names of the values).

How do I do that?

also can I delete all the values that start with "s" from the key?

How do I do that?

thank you.

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delete the key... then create it again

It's the fastest thing I think :)

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Use RegEnumVal and RegRead to build a list of values, then loop through the list and delete the matching values.

If you decide to delete the values during the RegEnumVal loop, be sure to re-read the same value number after a delete so you don't risk skipping one.

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the program generate different values after install (the name of the values are different every time)..

I want to be able to delete all values from a key without knowing the values names..

and also to be able to delete all the values (from a key) that start with X name..

Skruge- you didn't answer my questions..

torels- thank you.. but I want also to be able to delete all the values (from a key) that start with X name..

How do I do that?

thank you!

and anyone who can put a light on this, please do it.

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Have you looked at the help file example for RegEnumVal?

Read the help file entry, re-read my reply, and post your code here if you still have questions.

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