How append exported reg key to file.reg

To append an exported registry key to a .reg file, you can use the type command in Windows. The type command is used to display the content of a text file in the Command Prompt. By redirecting the output of the exported registry key to the .reg file using the >> operator, you can append the contents to the file.

Here's how you can do it:

1. Open Command Prompt (cmd.exe).

2. Export the registry key you want to append to the .reg file using the reg export command. For example:

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   reg export "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Example" C:\path\to\exported_key.reg
   
   

   Replace "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Example" with the path of the registry key you want to export, and "C:\path\to\exported_key.reg" with the path where you want to save the exported key.

3. To append the exported key to an existing .reg file, use the type command with the >> operator. For example:

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   type C:\path\to\exported_key.reg >> C:\path\to\file.reg
   
   

   Replace "C:\path\to\exported_key.reg" with the path of the file containing the exported key, and "C:\path\to\file.reg" with the path of the .reg file to which you want to append the key.

By following these steps, the exported registry key will be appended to the existing .reg file. Make sure to use appropriate file paths and file names as needed for your specific use case.