Hallo,
mache den Eintrag 1-mal von Hand und sichere Dir den Teilbaum der Reg in ein HKCU_proxy.reg-Datei. Darin kannst Du die Einträge, die du nicht verwenden willst löschen und nur den übrig lassen, der dich interessiert. Prüfe bitte, ob auch im Zweig HKLM noch die Aktivierung des ProxyPerUser gemacht werden muß (HKLM_Software_Microsoft_Windows_CurrentVersion_InternetSettings "ProxySettingsPerUser: 0x00000001").
Dann schreibst du dir noch eine Batch-Datei z.B. HKCU_proxy.bat, in der die Anweisung lautet:
regedit /s c:\\temp\\HKCU_proxy.reg
Sieh dir dazu mal auch folgende Seite an:
"http://www.ss64.com/nt/regedit.html"
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REGEDIT
Import, export or delete registry settings from a text (.REG) file
syntax
Export the Registry (all HKLM plus current user)
REGEDIT /E pathname
Export part of the Registry
REGEDIT /E pathname "RegPath"
Import a reg script
REGEDIT pathname
Silent import
REGEDIT /S pathname
Start the regedit GUI
REGEDIT
key
/E : Export
/S : Silent Import
How to add keys and values from the registry:
Create a text file like this:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SomeKey]
"SomeStringValue"="Hello"
When double clicking this .reg file the key and value will be added.
Alternatively run REGEDIT MYKEY.REG from the command line.
How to delete keys and values from the registry:
Create a reg file like this, notice the hyphen inside the first bracket
REGEDIT4
[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SomeKey]
When double clicking this .reg file the key "SomeKey" will be deleted along with all string, binary or Dword values in that key.
If you want to just delete values leaving the key in place, set the value you want to delete = to a hyphen
e.g.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SomeKey]
"SomeStringValue"=-
Again double clicking this .reg file will delete the values specified - or you can use REGEDIT /s MyDeleteScript.REG.
Windows XP Registry files.
Under Windows NT all registry scripts start with:
REGEDIT4
Under 2K and XP this first line changes to:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
To be sure that a .REG script will run under any version of Windows use the earlier syntax: REGEDIT4.
Comments
Within a registry file, comments can be preceded by "; "
e.g.
;
; Turn the NUMLOCK on at login
;
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard]
"InitialKeyboardIndicators"="2"
Related commands:
REGEDT32.EXE - Edit the registry including Security and Auditing Options (NT 4)
REG - Read, Set or Delete registry keys and values
SET - Display, set, or remove Windows NT environment variables
SETX - Set environment variables permanently
Dureg - Registry Size Estimator. (Win 2K ResKit)
Equivalent Linux BASH commands:
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