Hello, Is it possible to merge a .REG file via command line? I've tried: \Windows\Regmerge.exe -q [.REG] as well as the REGMERGE in StartUpCtl. Actually it will be called via a .NET executable running on the device (MC75) Thanks Brad
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Registry MergeHello, Is it possible to merge a .REG file via command line? I've tried: \Windows\Regmerge.exe -q [.REG] as well as the REGMERGE in StartUpCtl. Actually it will be called via a .NET executable running on the device (MC75) Thanks Brad |
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Yes you can. Syntax is as follows:
00#“\windows\regemerge.exe” “\application\myregfile.reg” /q
Put the Reg file you want to merge into the second part of the command. If you just want it to run on startup, you have to be careful of changing reg keys that will affect areas of the device that have already been started since you will require another reboot to take effect.