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Thanks to the LZ... benefited a lot~~~

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Performed by: Will Sort
Operation: Merge threads: "20054 - Misunderstandings in Using Batch Commands to Manipulate the Registry"
Explanation: The two threads have direct contextual connections
Punishment: Since the threads have original significance and high value, no point penalty is imposed
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Re ken0212:

It is guessed that there may be the following two reasons why the .REG file generated by batch processing cannot be completely and normally imported:

1. There are some special characters in the registry key or string value that will affect the echo output;

2. The import method of regedit/s may not be fully compatible with certain types of key values. In the XP environment, you can consider trying the method of regedit ok.reg.

Therefore, it is still necessary for you to post which key values cannot be imported, which is conducive to the judgment and solution of the problem. Of course, if the original poster solves the problem using reg add, there is no need to get to the bottom of it, and you can consider closing the thread.

Re xuantian:

The above reply was made before seeing your topic post. Obviously, due to my lack of knowledge, I inevitably went astray. In order to avoid more people repeating the same mistakes and also for the continuity of discussion, I took the liberty to merge the topics. If you have a special meaning in starting a new topic, you might as well make it clear. If it is really necessary, I will split it again.

[ Last edited by willsort on 2006-4-15 at 01:05 ]

After reading xuantian's post, I gained a lot.

Still a green hand, a complete novice... There are many things I don't understand...