To add a .reg file silently to your Windows registry, you can use the regedit
command. As almost always, the /s
parameter is for silent and /q
for quiet.
regedit /s your-key.reg
To add a .reg file silently to your Windows registry, you can use the regedit
command. As almost always, the /s
parameter is for silent and /q
for quiet.
regedit /s your-key.reg
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It’s not entirely silent, as it asks for administrator approval. I want to use this in a login script for computers that are not joined to the domain.
It used to be silent but suddenly, as of the last couple of weeks (SEPT2020) its now triggering UAC on Windows 10.
For Windows 8+ you can use REG IMPORT instead
So, previously, and for many years:
regedit /s “registry-to-import.reg”
now
reg import “registry-to-import.reg”