setRegistryValue() / set64BitRegistryValue()

Warning: Certain registry locations require 64-Bit Commands for 64-bit Windows machines.

Writes data to the specified registry value. This function takes three parameters:

• Enter the full path to a registry key containing a value
  • Specify the (Default) value for a registry key by adding a trailing backslash \. Otherwise specify a name for an existing value or to create a new value. See the Name column in image below.
    Example of setting the (Default) value: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\000Sample\
  • The last single backslash in a string is used to delimit the registry key from the registry value. To include backslashes as part of the value string, specify double slashes for each slash character. For example, the string HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SomeKey\Value\\Name is interpreted as the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SomeKey with a value of Value\Name.
• Enter the data to write to the registry value
• Select the data type
  • REG_SZ - String value.
  • REG_BINARY - Binary data displayed in hexadecimal format.
  • REG_DWORD - Binary data limited to 32 bits. Can be entered in hexadecimal or decimal format.
  • REG_EXPAND_SZ - An "expandable" string value holding a variable. Example: %SystemRoot%.
  • REG_MULTI_SZ - A multiple string array. Used for entering more than one value, each one separated by a \0 string. Use \\0 to include \0 within a string array value.

  

  Note: On 64-bit machines the example image above requires set64BitRegistryValue() because of the registry location.

Example

setRegistryValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\KaseyaAgent-HKCUTest\TestDirectoryPath", "c:\temp", "REG_SZ", "All Operating Systems", "Halt on Fail")