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How to delete 0-byte registry keys?
NSIS is working via API and cant do that.
in regular i use this tool http://www.codeproject.com/tools/NtRegEdit.asp but thats a bit complicated to implement for a special portable programm ;) erm - RegDelNull ist close but not specific enough http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...egDelNull.mspx @echo y|regdelnull <path> -s (the echo confirms founds with Y and delete entries without confirmation) would be nice to have that within NSIS. or is the registry plugin capable to do this? http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Registry_plugin |
You can't even create such a key with the win32 api, you have use the NT api. And this sysinternals tools is more of a proof of consept than anything else. Other than a rootkit, what kind of app would create such a key?
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>> what kind of app would create such a key?
Shareware - to protect registration!? i would not ask if i know a solution inside NSIS. read the first link again to understand... |
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