[f0rbez]

I've seen alot of stuff about how reg files won't import at t-12, using CMDLINES.TXT. I didn't realize until after I made my own tweaks that it wasnt working.

However, I notice everywhere people are referring to "REGEDIT32.EXE".

Looked normal to me, thats what I used too. Then I thought about it for a sec, and realized there is no regedit32.exe!!

The only ones are regedit.exe and regedt32.exe.

Which of these are the ones I should be using to import the tweaks?

I'm thinking regedt32.exe just because it looks like the core of the reg edit prog.

[benners]

Use regedit.exe and add /s if you want to import the entries silently, In Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, Regedt32.exe is a small program that just runs Regedit.exe.

This post has been edited by benners: 14 June 2005 - 09:59 AM

[sleepnmojo]

Back in the 9X days the programs were different. Now both programs are the same.

Regedt32 is just a loader for regedit now. I'd stick with regedit.

[f0rbez]

I was impatient and tried regedt32.exe. Everything seemed to import fine. I guess it doesn't matter then. Thx.