I have some reg files I wanna apply to windows at the end of my program installation. I numbered them 001.reg to 005.reg
Right now I have:
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\000.reg
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\001.reg
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\002.reg
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\003.reg
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\004.reg
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\005.reg
Can I just have one line instead? Like
regedit /s %systemdrive%\registry\*.reg
I was testing it and it didn't seem to get the second one and on.
Full Version: Can you do regedit /s *.reg ?
Why not merge them into a single .reg file?
Hi. Try this. 
Warning: I did not test this.
EDIT: Please change your regfile names to 1.REG instead of 001.REG.
CODE
@CLS & @ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
:: IMPORT A SERIES OF REGISTRY FILES. (1.REG TO 5.REG)
:: PLACE ALL YOUR REG FILES ALONG WITH THIS COMMAND SCRIPT IN THE SAME FOLDER.
FOR /L %%X IN (1, 1, 5) DO REGEDIT /S %%X.REG
EXIT
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
:: IMPORT A SERIES OF REGISTRY FILES. (1.REG TO 5.REG)
:: PLACE ALL YOUR REG FILES ALONG WITH THIS COMMAND SCRIPT IN THE SAME FOLDER.
FOR /L %%X IN (1, 1, 5) DO REGEDIT /S %%X.REG
EXIT
Warning: I did not test this.
EDIT: Please change your regfile names to 1.REG instead of 001.REG.
Why don't you just have one reg file? if yor going to apply it all anyway...
maybe different files are for different purposes.
i usually split my tweaks into different files b/c i is hard to scroll 5k lines xD
i usually split my tweaks into different files b/c i is hard to scroll 5k lines xD
QUOTE (totoymola @ Oct 17 2005, 02:40 AM) 
Hi. Try this.
Warning: I did not test this.
EDIT: Please change your regfile names to 1.REG instead of 001.REG.
CODE
@CLS & @ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
:: IMPORT A SERIES OF REGISTRY FILES. (1.REG TO 5.REG)
:: PLACE ALL YOUR REG FILES ALONG WITH THIS COMMAND SCRIPT IN THE SAME FOLDER.
FOR /L %%X IN (1, 1, 5) DO REGEDIT /S %%X.REG
EXIT
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
:: IMPORT A SERIES OF REGISTRY FILES. (1.REG TO 5.REG)
:: PLACE ALL YOUR REG FILES ALONG WITH THIS COMMAND SCRIPT IN THE SAME FOLDER.
FOR /L %%X IN (1, 1, 5) DO REGEDIT /S %%X.REG
EXIT
Warning: I did not test this.
EDIT: Please change your regfile names to 1.REG instead of 001.REG.
Small correction to your code, but otherwise it's fine:
CODE
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REGEDIT /S %X%.REG
Or:
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REG /IMPORT %X%.REG
Depending on personal preference.
Just needed a bit of tweaking with the environmentals. :)
Or:
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REG /IMPORT %X%.REG
Depending on personal preference.
Just needed a bit of tweaking with the environmentals. :)
Correction to your correction:FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REGEDIT /S %X%.REG
Or:
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REG /IMPORT %X%.REG
Depending on personal preference.
Just needed a bit of tweaking with the environmentals.The original code was fine!
QUOTE
Or:
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REG /IMPORT %X%.REG
Depending on personal preference.
Just needed a bit of tweaking with the environmentals.
QUOTE (Yzöwl @ Oct 30 2005, 03:36 PM)
Correction to your correction:FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REGEDIT /S %X%.REG
Or:
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REG /IMPORT %X%.REG
Depending on personal preference.
Just needed a bit of tweaking with the environmentals.The original code was fine!
QUOTE
Or:
FOR /L %X IN (1,1,5) DO REG /IMPORT %X%.REG
Depending on personal preference.
Just needed a bit of tweaking with the environmentals.
Hahahahahah!!!
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