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Chamone M*tha Fu*ka
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I have a couple of reg files that I'd like to run on a batch file. I can make them run, but I will always be prompted for the normal "you sure you wanna add..." "Info succesffully entered" info dialog boxes. Is there anyway of overriding these dialog boxes in a batch job? i.e. set them to say "Yes" "OK"? |
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have you tried
regedit /s <filename>.reg Regards, Willem Moolenaar |
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Chamone M*tha Fu*ka
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excellent!
Just what i was after Thanks |
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you're welcome.
![]() Additionally you can check here for more info http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tryChanges.asp if you are really into distributing registry changes. Kind regards, Willem Moolenaar |
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