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sudosunator
Greetings Programs!
I've been tasked with comparing registry values of a specific list of
distributed computers.
Since the list is not too long I began experimenting with "reg compare"
in the hopes of incorporating it into a batch file.
Here's my one line test (imagine it on one line anyway):
C:\REG COMPARE
\\CCT2ISDE00\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings\Zones
\\CCT2ISDE01\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings\Zones /OD /S
The snag I'm encountering is the error:
Error: Invalid key name
The Invalid key name is "Internet Settings". The command produces the
desired output on everything prior to that subkey, but once "Internet
Settings" is incorporated the error is generated.
I've attempted many variants but all produce an one error or another
the output of which leads me to suspect the two word key isn't valid in
the command.
My questions to the community are whether or not a valid abbreviation
of the full key exists and if one does exist what is it?
I've been tasked with comparing registry values of a specific list of
distributed computers.
Since the list is not too long I began experimenting with "reg compare"
in the hopes of incorporating it into a batch file.
Here's my one line test (imagine it on one line anyway):
C:\REG COMPARE
\\CCT2ISDE00\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings\Zones
\\CCT2ISDE01\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings\Zones /OD /S
The snag I'm encountering is the error:
Error: Invalid key name
The Invalid key name is "Internet Settings". The command produces the
desired output on everything prior to that subkey, but once "Internet
Settings" is incorporated the error is generated.
I've attempted many variants but all produce an one error or another
the output of which leads me to suspect the two word key isn't valid in
the command.
My questions to the community are whether or not a valid abbreviation
of the full key exists and if one does exist what is it?