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• Are pre-existing registry entries overwritten by the installer?

  I was wondering what happens when creating a distribution installer that creates registry keys, but keys already exist on the target computer when the Setup program is run.  Change the keys to existing registry or the installer will skip them?

  Thank you.

  I think that they get too wrote.

  You do not get file or revision based on components with the CVI distribution Publisher: If the version of the installation is more recent than what was last used to install the application, it will overwrite everything in the distribution, even if later versions of the separate elements are present on the target.

  Distribution tools more efficient (for example InstllShield) can you give the desired probably behavior.

  I don't think the individual registry entries to wear a version on them: common practice is to use a different set of registry values for a more recent demand, not revised version of the keys and values.

  Menchar

• SilverLight 4 creates more 2 000 registry entries.

  Why should SilverLight 4 create more 2 000 registry entries?

  Hello

   

  Your query can be answered by the Silverlight support team better. Refer to the link below and contact Silverlight for more assistance on the issue and the check-
  http://forums.Silverlight.NET/forums/13.aspx

   

  I hope this helps.

• LabVIEW 2014 app installer doesn't create files % 2Ffiles in the documents and does not create the registry entries at least as administrator

  the LabVIEW 2014 32 bit app installer doesn't create folders/files in personal documents folder and does not create the registry entries in hkey_current_user\software except as an administrator.

  It's a true statement.

  You must change the windows policies, user restrictions (not recommended), normally the register (write) access is limited to normal users.

• I can't access my registry entry...

  Please find a solution for this that I can not access my registry entry in my acer aspire laptop with pre-installed windows 7 starter it is said that ' registry entry has been disabled by your administrator ".

  Click on the following link. It can help with your problem:

  http://www.online-tech-tips.com/Windows-XP/registry-disabled-by-administrator/

• Make the double question mark average in a registry entry as------? \C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\

  In my registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\eabfiltr

  I see double points to mark that precedes the file name in the entrance to the path of the Image:

  Image path = ? ------C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\EABFiltr.sys

  They appear on a number of other drivers - I checked, some drivers with double question marks are signed, others are unsigned, which doesn't seem to be not that it.  The drivers are present and operational system.  Is there something special that means?  I couldn't find anything definitive in Google or Bing.

  That said, it does reference to a directory of temporary names created by windows at startup, does not sound like a sign of boredom

  http://help.WUGNET.com/Windows/registry-entry-path-preceded-ftopict630476.html

• Copy the registry entries for the cookies saved from Windows XP to Windows 7 on the new machine.

  Original title: the registry entries for the saved cookies

  Can someone tell me where the registry entries are saved cookies?  I want to copy those to my new PC so I don't have to manually enter the web address.  I created the privacy to block all cookies and manually authorize those I want.

  I'm spending XPSP3 to Windows 7 on the new machine.

  Hello bbran,.

  Can someone tell me where the registry entries are saved cookies? I want to copy those to my new PC so I don't have to manually enter the web address. I created the privacy to block all cookies and manually authorize those I want.

   If you use Internet Explorer, you should be able to select the file and select "import and export" to move this.  Everything you have saved is located in your profile.

  Please let us know status.

• Connection Manager profile registry entry

  Hello

  On my WIN XP SP3, I found a Profile Manager HKCR\Connection registry entry. Its subkeys Shell\Open\Command points to a file CMMGR32. EXE in the System32 folder, but the file does not exist there.

  My questions are:

  What is the use of this article?

  What happens if I delete this entry?

  This key is tied to a Windows component that is not installed on my system?

  How can we determine the validity of these keys?

  Thank you best regards &,.

  Abhay-

  What is the use of this article?

  It seems that the connection manager has been a feature of people into their custom in Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP applications:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc778989 (WS.10) .aspx

  More that likely the exe is installed with custom applications.

  Note: This key is not in Windows 7.

  What happens if I delete this entry?

  I tested in a Virtual Machine and that you are having problems. You wouldn't see Remove me these keys on my main box, as if this was not necessary it would not included by default in the operating system.

  This key is tied to a Windows component that is not installed on my system?

  Nope, it comes standard with every installation of Windows XP.

  How can we determine the validity of these keys?

  I don't know of any database that contains a list of all the keys in registry and their validity. Given the magnitude of such a basis, I doubt there are (but if we don't I'm sure someone in the community probably knows him).

  I briefly mentioned above, but I want to reiterate that I do not recommend 'house cleaning' in the registry. Do such causes far more problems than it solves. It is important to keep in mind that several registry keys are in place that for compatibility reasons (this key is a perfect example). Deleting these keys does not cause immediate problems now but could hurt you later on the road.

  If you want to experiment with the familiar registry keys deleting, I highly recommend the creation of a virtual machine with Virtual PC and allowing disks of cancellations.

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• What microsoft software is locked/hidden registry entry "DbgagD" used with?

  My antivirus software informed me that I have a locked/hidden registry entry, which is not common. What microsoft software is this registry entry with that dbgagd used? I use vista 32 bit. My computer works without any problem, but I'll try to find the reason to make him not: -.

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DbgagD\1

  "I ask this as I was told that its an important file or an entry of key infection may not even be reviewed or edited, when I click on '1' folder in the registry I get immediately ' an error prevents this key in the opening: the system cannot find the file specified." The registry would be corrupted? I need to know what this key is for as this is the only file which is detected in avira as requiring special attention, as its hidden without a valid reason. It is perhaps more technical that most general users are used to, but I thought I'd ask about it here, if any staff of Ms actually uses this site, and is not just for users. My antivirus software and firewalls have not detected anything other suspect outside this hidden file. I can't ignore it, and I do not want to reinstall, because it can easily happen again. Kaspersky tdsskiller with its default settings does not detect anything problematic. Detection of GMER rootkit (and microsofts own F8 at startup to repair vista) both give me a blue screen, with "lack of kxdlipoc.sys" > page in the box of nonpages "' on the errorlog for Gmer. The error with microsoft vista F8 repair is too fast to read however on the blue screen, even if I set automatic restart flaws in the vista start menu. The blue screen for F8 does not show in the newspaper.

  Thanks for any help

  Hello

  I suggest you to check the following Microsoft Technet link and check if it helps.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itprovistasecurity/thread/dabec0f5-2d0c-4D4F-8b39-5d1be1b35f10

  Hope the information is useful.

• deleted registry entry

  I deleted a registry entry while trying to get rid of some spyware.  Stupidly, I failed to export first, so I can't restore the registry.  The deletion has only caused a problem:

  When I try to open an executable file by double-clicking or by right click and select 'Open', I get an error message saying: "there is no program associated with this file to perform this action."

  If I click with the right button on the program or shortcut and select "Start" it starts very well.

  Can someone tell me what was the registry entry that tells the computer that double-clicking an exe file means to launch?

  Have a look here for the extension .exe difficulty http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/105/1/File-association-fixes-for-Windows-Vista.html

• SQL Server Express of 2014 will not remove registry entries when uninstalling

  Hello

  I am responsible for the routine installation of our products in our society. We used to install SQL Server 2008 Express with our facility. We also checked the registry entries to detect if the SQL Server 2008 Express to a specific instance has been installed. When we run the uninstall for our program, we have also uninstalled auf instance. If it was the only forum wihtin SQL Server SQL Server hole has been uninstalled. This works as expected.

  Now, we want to implement the 2014 of SQL Server Express. The installation is successful and everything is working properly. But when we uninstall SQL Server 2014 leaves a large number of entries in the registry. In particular, the entry for the version number:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\\Wow6432Node\\Microsoft\\Microsoft SQL Server\\120\\SQLServer2014\\CurrentVersion\Version

  This makes it difficult to detect if SQL Server 2014 is installed on the system, because SQL Server 2008 uninstall these entries when deleted as expected. OK I can check some folders and files, if they are available, but this does not seem the right way.

  Is this a bug, or are there reasons why the registry entries are not removed after uninstalling?

  Kind regards

  Christian

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)

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• Problem with DirectX 11, the registry entries does not

  I know there has been a response to a similar problem, but I tried the solution and it didn't work.

  I deleted the registry entry for Dx11 by error files and now I can't reinstall a new copy of Directx. I tried to use the alternative with

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DirectX]
  "InstalledVersion" = hex: 00, 00, 00, 09, 00, 00, 00, 00
  'Version' = '4.09.00.0904 '.

  http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/8651/RegistryEditor.jpg

  See the attatched screenshot link and it did not work please could someone help me and tell me what I did wrong.

  My dear dissed

  Thanks for your help and even if it does not solve the solution I am grateful that you answered.

  in any case I realized what the problem was, so the problem has been resolved.

  Thanks again

• List of Possible registry entries

  The other day, I tried to do something that I felt should be possible, but that I couldn't easily understand.  Since I wasn't getting any type of error, I really wasn't sure what to search on.  In the end, I found that it was possible that I wanted to do and that the solution was to add a registry entry - which does not even exist in the registry by default.  I could have easily solved the problem myself if I had known that the particular registry entry was even possible.  I was wondering if there is a list somewhere of all the * possible * entries to Windows registry and various Microsoft products.

  I realize that such a list would be huge.  Also, I realize that applications must have a way of adding their own registry entries and the operating system to say that means each.  So I don't think there was ever a master list.

  Currently, to solve problems where there no error message, but when I want to know that if something is possible, I do a search, fiddling with my search terms of refining, possbily read through a number of lengthy discussions, which most are not the solution, just to find hidden in a thread dark that my problems will be solved if I put a certain value of register 1.  It can be a very time consuming effort.  Is there a way for me to become aware of the possible values of registry that can be set, then I could find this resource and most likely find the answer much faster.

  Is there such a resource that one can use for possible registry values for search?  If this is not the case, how other people discover the registry values that are not defined by default, or may not even exist without be added manually by the user?

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  -Tom

  The Windows registry is largely undocumented.  There are a few books (you know, those things you hold in your hands, but can't click on), but they are usually both incomplete and almost instantly out of date.

  A search engine is really the best way to learn things.  Or ask a lot of questions in the MSDN or TechNet forums.

  It is fun, a Google search for "Windows Registry Documentation" shot to the top of this site which seems to be exactly what you want - Documentation Project for the Windows registry - until you discover that despite his record on SourceForge almost exactly ten years ago, there is no file, no notice, no support, no wiki, and the 'list of skills' admin 'project' is empty.

• What is the value of a registry entry "PromptRunasInstalNetPath" Windows for?

  What is the value of a registry entry "PromptRunasInstalNetPath" Windows for?

  [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies]

  "PromptRunasInstalNetPath" = DWORD: 00000001; Guest ' run as ' install Net way -?

  It is not yet in the "WindowsServer2008R2andWindows7GroupPolicySettings.xlsx" Microsoft Excel spreadsheet Data-Base; so that is it for exactly?

  Ditto for the following RegEntries 3:

  [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network]

  "NoWorkgroupContents" = DWORD: 00000000. No content of working group -?

  "NoFileSharing" = DWORD: 00000001; No file - sharing?

  "NoPrintSharing" = DWORD: 00000001; No print sharing -?

  JPD

  Hi JPD.

  Thank you for visiting the Community Forums of Microsoft.

  We don't have enough resources to provide a good explanation for this query. It is better suited for the professionals on the TechNet Forums. So, please post your question on the Forums Pro TechNet Windows 8 IT from this link:

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• I'm looking for a way to scan my system with Windows 7 registry entries

  I'm looking for a way to scan my system registry entries. Registry audit tool (Scanreg.exe) to do back in the day, is there something similar in Windows 7?

  * original title - command line - tool of the registry in Windows 7? *

  Hello

  If you think that you are missing something you get a sense that what you're missing. Then, look for the registry.

  There are 3rd party registry cleaners that erasing entries that lead anywhere as far as I KNOW, he didn't y no utility that can guess what program can use the registry and entry is missing.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET