Full manual for using the registry in DOS

Format: regedit/l:system/r:user/e filehttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/11696.html ">name.reg Regpath

Meaning:/L system Specifies the path to the System.dat file

:/R user Specifies the path to the User.dat file

: E filename.reg Specify table editor to export to that reg file

Regpath: Specifies which registry branch to export and, if omitted, exports the entire registry

2. Import Registry

Format: Regedit/l:system/r:user

Meaning: Ditto

3. Rebuilding the Registry

Format: regedit/l:system/r:user/c File.reg

Meaning: Rebuilds the registry with the specified registry file

4. Delete Branch

Format: regedit/l:system/r:user/d Regpath

Meaning: All the same, is to delete the specified branch/d regpath, if you delete the entire registry

5. Restore the Registry

Use Scanreg.exe to check, back up, restore, repair registry

Format: Scanreg []

Parameter/backup: While backing up files associated with the registry (such as User.dat,system.dat,win.ini, placed in Sysbackupgh (file name RB--?. Cab)

/resore Select a backup file to restore the registry (it can only be used in pure Dos)

/fix Repair of damaged registry (it can only be used under pure Dos)

/comment= " " adds some detailed comments to the cab (in ",") in the backup registry.