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To delete a registry key and its subvalues:

 

REG DELETE HKLM\Software\TestKey /f

 

(Available in Microsoft Server Resource Kit - free download - I used the 2003 ResKit - and just put the code in notepad)

 

Also, there are a lot of other registry functions with this command like: add, copy, save, load, restore, compare... (REG ADD, REG LOAD, etc). And within each function --> there are more switches. Very nice.

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Available in Microsoft Server Resource Kit

 

reg.exe? That's in XP by default.

 

Whatever, I use that. Ultimately, if it's XP native and does the trick then that's what you should use... less of anything added to a system is definitely more.

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