Command Line Registry Modification?

[Todd Ferguson]

Any idea how to modify (namely delete or insert) registry keys and values from the command line. The clients are all Win95. Ideally I`d like to make this a batch file that is called from a login script (kix).

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Todd Ferguson
W. R. Hough & Co.

[Evert Romviel]

Todd,

Pls use the regular REGEDIT, but use parameter /S for Windows 95 users. Syntax is: REGEDIT /S <regfile>.REG

The .REG file must start with REGEDIT4 on the first line.

On 9/29/98 11:20:07 AM, Todd Ferguson wrote:
> Any idea how to modify (namely delete or insert) registry keys and values
> from the command line. The clients are all Win95. Ideally I`d like to
> make this a batch file that is called from a login script (kix).

Any
> help will be greatly appreciated!

Todd Ferguson
W. R. Hough & Co.

[Don]

Two other ways:

The original poster wanted to use Kix and it can do reg mods.
The other option is a freeware utility called changereg.exe... just surf for it and you`ll find it and it`s brother changeini.exe

On 9/30/98 4:44:33 AM, Evert Romviel wrote:
> Todd,

Pls use the regular REGEDIT, but use parameter /S for Windows 95
> users. Syntax is: REGEDIT /S <regfile>.REG

The .REG file must start with
> REGEDIT4 on the first line.

On 9/29/98 11:20:07 AM, Todd Ferguson wrote:
>
> Any idea how to modify (namely delete or insert) registry keys and
> values
> from the command line. The clients are all Win95. Ideally I`d
> like to
> make this a batch file that is called from a login script
> (kix).

Any
> help will be greatly appreciated!

Todd Ferguson
W. R.
> Hough & Co.