Running a registry or the REG file as an administrator on Windows 11/10 isn’t complicated. And there are four quick methods to do so.

Okay; I know a little about how to write .reg files for import in the registry, mainly from looking at .reg files; but have some questions.Is there any way to remove keys from the registry with a ...

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\ (63902277-xxxx-xxxx) is the one. Is there a way to write a file like this using X as a wildcard? Thanks.

PowerShell gives us flexible tools to manage the Windows Registry, making it essential for system administrators. Read, write and delete keys.