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Please provide the batch code to delete the startup item in the specified path. Here is a possible batch code:

```batch
@echo off
reg delete "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" /v "auto" /f
```

Please note that modifying system registry items requires appropriate permissions. Make sure you run this batch file with administrative privileges.

In the CMD window, you can enter reg /? or reg delete /? to view the help instructions to know what to do.
In your this problem, the following code can solve it:

reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /v auto

Thank you very much to the person above

Hehe, ask another small question.

I use batch to delete several registry values. But when running, it always asks if you want to delete, and you have to manually enter Y to do it. I don't want to be so troublesome, how to skip this Y.

he, waiting for the answer online

[ Last edited by willsort on 2006-6-14 at 16:55 ]

Hehe, you didn't use the reg /? command to view the help, right? The answer you need is in there. Just add a parameter /f.

chineselgs：
You've been a veteran of the forum for a long time, why did you write such a poor title?
Please revise the title, for example: How to delete registry values with batch processing without entering Y?

Hehe, in a moment of urgency, please don't take offense. Just remember it next time!!

Hehe, sometimes it is necessary to make good use of /?, especially since the cmd instructions are all in Chinese

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Just writing a random title?

Do you need two big moderators to bully me????

I want to file a complaint

Where is the webmaster, if you don't come out, I'll go to your house to steal eggs!!!!!!!

Re chineselgs:

The original modification title prompt has been deleted after you modified the topic title, and the [Closed] tag has been added to the title.

Remind this brother that the China DOS Union forum is a technical exchange forum. Everyone comes here mostly to learn knowledge and exchange experiences. Most people including the moderators hope that it can maintain the purity of technology. A small number of water posts can liven up the atmosphere and relax the mood, but too many water posts will affect everyone's speed and quality of obtaining experiences.

And your topic with a vague title and a large number of non-technical replies obviously will bring certain obstacles to everyone's acquisition of knowledge and experiences. So here is a serious reminder that this forum has an independent "Picture and Water, Literature and Entertainment Section", where you can freely post various water posts without anyone deliberately stopping you.

Speechless...

cmd can't see reg /?
Depressed ing!!

In the CMD window, entering reg /? doesn't show the help content? What operating system are you using?

reg is not a command on the system