I want to run the .reg file (registry file) using PowerShell Script but I am not able to run it. When i run it manually it creates the respective nodes in registry but i want it execute using powershell script. Below is the code which i tried using but got no results -
$PathofRegFile="c:\file.reg"
regedit /s $PathofRegFile
Another code which i tried was this -
Start-Process -filepath "C:\windows\regedit.exe" -argumentlist "/s c:\file.reg"
Please Help..!
Below is the Content of my .reg file
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP]
@=""
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform]
"VERSION"="8.2.6.0"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\AppService]
"MONITORINTERVAL"=dword:00000005
"MONITORAPPS"="STEP Audit"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\Audit]
"TRACEON"=dword:00000000
"TRACEDIR"="Specifies the directory to dump trace files if TRACEON is set to 1"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\Common]
"SSMITRACEFILEX"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\LogFiles\\SSMITraceFile.txt"
"SSMILOGERRORSLOCALLY"="Yes"
"SSMIDoNotSendToAudit"="FALSE"
"ResourceFile"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\Programs\\"
"REPORTALLEXCEPTIONS"="Yes"
"KSPath"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\KeyStore\\"
"KEY"="10069356713705F858B56A9E850DD8CB7D"
"intelliSUITEnode"="WebApp"
"InstallationDir"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\"
"IMSFirstRun"=dword:00000001
"CONFIGPATH"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\Configuration Files\\"
"COM_VERBOSEGLOBALCACHE"="False"
"COM_UserProfileCacheExpirationInSecs"="30"
"COM_SSMISenderUtilCacheExpirationInSecs"="120"
"COM_REPORTIGNOREDEXCEPTIONSASWARNINGS"="True"
"COM_LOCALUTILSCACHEEXPIRATIONINSECS"="600"
"COM_DEFAULTPROPERTYCACHEEXPIRATIONINSECS"="600"
"ProductName"="Ron"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\ESI]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\ESI\ITranQueryPrep]
"PATH"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\QueryTemplates"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\ITran]
"MAXROWSTORETURN"=dword:000003e8
"WRITERPSWD"="PASSWORD"
"WRITER"="ITRAN_WRITER"
"SERVER"="SQL SERVER"
"READERPSWD"="PASSWORD"
"READER"="ITRAN_READER"
"DBNAME"="DATABASENAME"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SePI\STEP\Platform\ReportingSvc]
"STATUSINTERVAL"="5"
"POLLINTERVAL"="2"
"MONITORINTERVAL"="5"
"MAXWORKERTHREADS"="5"
"CONFIGFILE"="C:\\Program Files\\SePI\\STEP\\Configuration Files\\"
5 Answers
How about using reg.exe instead of regedit.exe
Get-Command reg
CommandType Name Version Source
----------- ---- ------- ------
Application reg.exe 10.0.16... C:\Windows\system32\reg.exe
this worked for me fine:
reg import .\test.reg
You may be trying to run it with insufficient privileges. This snippet should work:
$startprocessParams = @{
FilePath = "$Env:SystemRoot\REGEDIT.exe"
ArgumentList = '/s', 'C:\file.reg'
Verb = 'RunAs'
PassThru = $true
Wait = $true
}
$proc = Start-Process @startprocessParams
if ($proc.ExitCode -eq 0) {
'Success!'
}
else {
"Fail! Exit code: $($Proc.ExitCode)"
}
Pause
I use
Invoke-Command {reg import \\server\share\test.reg *>&1 | Out-Null}
the last part
*>&1 | Out-Null
pipes the output to null so the console doesn't see it. I do not think this is required but it annoyed me.
You can use this :
Start-Process -filepath "$env:windir\regedit.exe" -Argumentlist @("/s", "`"C:\file.reg`"")
This is what I use
regedit /s "c:\file.reg"
