Comment edit an already-in-production `.cmd` script file, afin de have the script delete a certain registry key in the Windows registry?
Firstly, is this even possible, and secondly (if that's not possible), could I create a `.reg` file and execute that file from with the `.cmd` file?
From within the `.cmd` script, it is not working:
```
del "[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\CurrentVersion\SampleKey]"
```
This method hasn't a fonctionné pour moi either:
```
cmd "\\networkdrive\regfiles\deleteSampleKey.reg"
```
Then from within the `.reg` file:
```
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[
-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
]
```
Supprimer registre key or value via a CMD script?
Re: Supprimer registre key or value via a CMD script?
I would recommend using the **REG** command, rather than creating and importing .reg files.
```
reg delete "HKCU\Some\Registry\Path" /f
```
or
```
reg delete "HKLM\Some\Registry\Path" /f
```
These commands can be entered directly into the batch (`.cmd`) file.
```
reg delete "HKCU\Some\Registry\Path" /f
```
or
```
reg delete "HKLM\Some\Registry\Path" /f
```
These commands can be entered directly into the batch (`.cmd`) file.