Hello all, I hope there is a "yes" answer to this question: is it possible to create a REG_BINARY value in the registry? I know strings and integers but I can't seem to make this work.
Thanks in advance.
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Ok, I must be stupid. Thanks to you I can now create a REG_BINARY value. However, I'm trying to duplicate an existing value and I can't get the format right. If I export the existing value to a .reg file it looks like this:
"v1_Install"=hex:22,e0,38,96,cf,42,d5,13,6f,33,ca,13,4f,1a,d4,13,13,13,19,cd,\
68,44,dd,96,93,a4,9f,e7,d2,dd,cf,c2,89,c9,c2,d3,7e,fb,e9,21,7d,02,73,6e,c7,\
ed,eb,c8,47,4b,c6,e5,cc,46,e3,f2,6c,56,26,d0,34,02,1f,ed,1f,ed,81,6b,d2,cb,\
82,94,92,81,86,ef,39,c9,67,2e,41,aa,1c,14,d0,00,0c,86,97,ec,9f,b0,77,0f,73,\
2e,0f,52,e7,c1,ea,55,c0,97,be,54,83,cc,13
Now, I can create a REG_BINARY value with the same name but I don't know how to enter the format. Do I need some sort of binary converter?
Thanks again for your help.
"v1_Install"=hex:22,e0,38,96,cf,42,d5,13,6f,33,ca,13,4f,1a,d4,13,13,13,19,cd,\
68,44,dd,96,93,a4,9f,e7,d2,dd,cf,c2,89,c9,c2,d3,7e,fb,e9,21,7d,02,73,6e,c7,\
ed,eb,c8,47,4b,c6,e5,cc,46,e3,f2,6c,56,26,d0,34,02,1f,ed,1f,ed,81,6b,d2,cb,\
82,94,92,81,86,ef,39,c9,67,2e,41,aa,1c,14,d0,00,0c,86,97,ec,9f,b0,77,0f,73,\
2e,0f,52,e7,c1,ea,55,c0,97,be,54,83,cc,13
Now, I can create a REG_BINARY value with the same name but I don't know how to enter the format. Do I need some sort of binary converter?
Thanks again for your help.
