Import registry file without prompt ? Possible ?
 

Import registry file without prompt ?

Is this Possible ? I have a few tweaks I have to import after every soft reset.

I made a reg file and put it in the startup folder .. but I get a prompt.

Re: Import registry file without prompt ? Possible ?
 

make a mortscript to change the registry directly and then call that in startup

Re: Import registry file without prompt ? Possible ?
 

Could you explain that a little more in depth, please? Or give an example? I would really like to learn how to do this proficiently.....

Thank you!!

Yvette:thumbright:

Re: Import registry file without prompt ? Possible ?
 

First you will need to install mortscript
Then you will need to create a mscr file that lists all the registry changes that you want.
Then place a link to that mscr file in /windows/startup

See the mortscript manual
http://www.sto-helit.de/downloads/mortscript/MortScript-Manual.pdf#page=58

Best thing is just to read the manual for instructions on use. Or you can tell me what the values are and I can throw together a cab for you.

Here is some examples of the differnt type of registy values
RegWriteDWord( "HKCU", "Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings", \"SMSDeliveryNotify",1 )

RegWriteString( "HKCU", "Software\Mort\MortPlayer\Skins", \"Skin", "Night" )

RegWriteBinary( "HKCU", "Software\Mort\Dummy", "", "C000" )

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Why don't the registry entries stay after a soft reset?

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Re: Import registry file without prompt ? Possible ?
 

Yeah, there is quite a few members that live in the Austin area.

Re: Import registry file without prompt ? Possible ?
 

I think you need to change one of the security settings. Installing the Enable Rapi cab (http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=78019 Useful Modification 2) should do this.

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I use SKTools and it comes with "Registry Explorer". You have to actually open the app and tell it to be the default program associated with .reg files, but once you do, tapping on a .reg in future will not prompt you to install the .reg nor prompt you that it's been installed. It caught me off guard at first because I did not think it was actually doing anything when I tried to install my .reg files through a regular file explorer app like Resco Explorer!!! But it works like a charm.