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This Library pack is composed of a Remote Action script which retrieves the value data of up to three Windows Registry properties.\nPlease use the link on the left menu to learn more about the function and range of action of the script.

Windows Registry

This Remote Action enables IT administrators to securely retrieve specific values from the Windows Registry across multiple endpoints. It allows you to input up to three registry keys along with their corresponding property names, fetching the associated values for each. Inputs are fully optional - you can choose to provide one, two, or three key-property pairs based on your requirement.\n\nTypical use cases include quickly verifying system configurations, checking security settings, or validating application parameters by querying relevant registry entries remotely.\n\nTo maintain security and compliance, the Remote Action automatically blocks access to sensitive or restricted registry paths using a predefined blocklist. Any keys that fall under these restricted paths are safely skipped and excluded from execution.\n\nIdeal Target Environment\n    - Platforms: Windows\n    - Supported OS: Windows 7 onwards\n    - Windows Server Compatibility: Yes.

Registry key path in the format specified in this remote action documentation

Registry key 1

Name of the registry value whose data will be retrieved

Value name 1

Registry key 2

Value name 2

Registry key 3

Value name 3

Get Windows registry key values

Data associated to the corresponding value name indicated in the parameters

Value data 1

Value data 2

Value data 3

Windows 7 & 10 VMs with various languages

Modifies or creates a String, Binary, DWORD or QWORD value on the Windows Registry.

Full registry key path. Root of registry keys should be provided as a fully-qualified name (Registry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\...), the full name (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE) or an abbreviation (HKLM, HKCU, HKU)

Registry key

Value name

Value to be set. If ValueType is Binary, it should be a positive hexadecimal value with even digits. Eg. 'A4789F', 'A4 78 9F'. If ValueType is a DWORD, the value should be a positive 32-bit number. It can be decimal or hexadecimal if it is preceded by '0x'. Eg. '345', '0xA76D9E'. If ValueType is a QWORD, the value should be a positive 64-bit number. It can be decimal or hexadecimal if it is preceded by '0x'. Eg. '345981694', '0xA76D9EF78'

Value

Type of the Registry Key value to be created or modified. Accepted values are String, Binary, DWORD or QWORD

Value type

Set Windows Registry key value

VM Windows 7 x64 (Multi-language) - VM Windows 10 x86/x64 (Multi-language) (1803/1809/1903)

Windows Registry

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