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Today I encountered a problem when using batch commands to modify the registry! The following is the code I wrote:
@echo off
echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00>>ok.reg
echo [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]>>ok.reg
echo "key"="C:\\WINDOWS\\key.exe">>ok.reg
regedit /s ok.reg
del ok.reg
I don't know if there is any mistake! This is the code in the REG file:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
"key"="C:\\WINDOWS\\key.exe"
I don't understand that I can import it when I write other registry entries. But there are a few that I can't import no matter how I compile them. I have modified them many times repeatedly. It should be no problem. I really can't figure it out. Is it that the command is used incorrectly? Please trouble the experts to give me some advice. I'm almost crazy~~~ If possible, add my QQ: 50594677 and talk to me in detail!

You can use the reg command in the command line window under XP.
QQ:315594066

Now I want to learn is to modify the registry with batch processing. I already know the REG command. Thanks.

Your first line's >> should be >, and a line of echo >>ok.reg should be inserted between the second line and the third line, and that should be okay

Not being able to import is due to encountering sensitive characters in the batch processing. Try using more +n to generate the reg for quick and error-free results.

Originally posted by electronixtar at 2006-10-26 09:06 PM:
Failure to import is due to encountering batch processing sensitive characters. Try using more +n to generate the reg, which is convenient for quick and error-free operation.

Could you give an example, please