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deleting registry keys automatically within a cab file

Hello professionals ;-)
i have to delete some registry keys during an softwareinstall with a cab file.
Can anybody tell me how to make an installationfile (like *.cab ore something else) deletes some keys in the registry!
whatfor?
i want to install some programs (like pocket plus) and make some configuration during cab file installation. so i looked into the registry what changes when i configurate pocket plus.
as i noticed there where som keys changed i can overwrite with the new values BUT there are some registry keys deleted also. How get them out???
is there any way ??

Have a look at creating a custom setup.dll file to include in the cab file.
You can certainly delete registry entries using it.

I don't know about deleting registry using cab files.
I think there is only options to allow or not to replace a registry key if exists during install.
Here a good link for .cab files Cab files
Apart that you can make your own install from PC to Pocket using RAPI. With that no problem to delete keys, copy files, add new keys ...

want to delete some keys bevore install
Thank's for your tips!
Have a look at creating a custom setup.dll file to include in the cab file. You can certainly delete registry entries using it.
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is there more information about this ?
how it works?
how to do?
as i looked at the CABFiles Website this looks very complicated to me ;-(
i am an absolute beginner in developing software!
i need an easy way to delete some regkeys during installation.

I think you can use the excellent scripting utility called nScriptM to achieve your goal. Simply run a search on this in google and you will come across a number of resources including the download location.

k_kirk said:
I think you can use the excellent scripting utility called nScriptM to achieve your goal.
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i will try this, Thanks!

Remove old microsoft bluetooth icon with widcomm stack?

Before this site was hacked I have read a post about removing the old microsoft stack icon after putting the widcomm stack on it?
I can't find it anymore!
Does somebody knows how to do this without any bugs ?
Best regards,
Dide

You must delete a reg file.
Local_machine/services/BTicon.
Delete the BTicon reg. file. then soft reset

Doesn’t this solution slow down the performance of the unit after the soft reset?
I’ve read this in an older post.
I remember something about an extra solution for this one.
Br,
Dide

I can't really tell you this, I personaly used the method posted below.

if you afraid some trouble coz of delete this registry, you can add : mark before BTicon like this
;BTicon
this registry is not force any more. and try to use problem will be happened or not.
if you wish to make it back to default, you can delete this ; again. it registry will come back.

Original BTicon Registry Entries
Anyone who has the original BTicon values or an exported key? I need to restore my MS BT icon.. Thanks!

original reg
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Services\BTIcon]
"Dll"="BTIcon_Dll.dll"
"Order"=dword:00000008
"Prefix"="APP"
"Index"=dword:00000003
"Context"=dword:00000001
"DisplayName"="Bluetooth Icon"
"Description"="Bluetooth Icon Service"
"Keep"=dword:00000001

Re: original reg
Asukal said:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Services\BTIcon]
"Dll"="BTIcon_Dll.dll"
"Order"=dword:00000008
"Prefix"="APP"
"Index"=dword:00000003
"Context"=dword:00000001
"DisplayName"="Bluetooth Icon"
"Description"="Bluetooth Icon Service"
"Keep"=dword:00000001
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could you post the .reg file instead? thanks!

regstry
u can copy/past this regstry to editor,then rename its expasion to "reg" instead of txt. it became reg file. sorry im out now and posting with iis, difficult to upload it. pls try it

Instruction on how to generate working .reg files on WM5 ?

Hello,
can anyone tell me if there a good instruction somewhere about producing an executable .reg file for the WM5 platform (Qtek 9000 PPC as well as Qtek 8300 Smartphone) ?
It should contain modifications to the registry which should be applied upon exectuting this file.
(With thge help of a second such file I'd like to reset the initial reg values back.)
Thanks in advance.

well
just look inside a .reg file with notepad.
example:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.2bp]
"Content Type"="image/bmp"
"Default"="bmpimage"
"PerceivedType"="image"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.3gp]
"Default"="3gpfile"
that's it...
im sure u understood what should be done...

To make it executable you need to write a custom app or import the reg settings into a cab and load the cab.
V

How do i make a .reg file delete a value in the registry ??

I think you insert a - before the key
I'll have to google to confirm, but I'm cooking right now
V

vijay555 said:
To make it executable you need to write a custom app or import the reg settings into a cab and load the cab.
V
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Thanks to all !
Yes, just this would be my prime question:
Is there any documentation on how to make it executable by "transforming it into a cab file" ?

Mortscript....duh !!

Hi All
I'm sure someone will be able to tell me what I am doing wrong
I have loaded Mortscript on to my E650 and have copied a script from this site and saved it as wireless.mscr
When I run the file from Windows explorer - it opens the file in Word on my E650 and does nothing.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks

Uninstall Mortscript and then reinstall it. I guess it's a matter of file association in the registry.

mortscript
Thanks....have tried that and it still does not work.
Any other ideas?

You must run once the mortscript's executable to create the associations with the mscr files.

dancer_69 said:
You must run once the mortscript's executable to create the associations with the mscr files.
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yep, ran the yellow file that was located in the \program files\mortscript folder. It gave me a message to say the file associations has been made yet the docs still open in Word !!
AAAARRRGGGGGGHHHHHHH !!!!!!!!!

Try deleting the key at HKCR\.mscr...then opening mortscript.exe Then try to open your script. It deletes the file assc.

saenzjoseph said:
Try deleting the key at HKCR\.mscr...then opening mortscript.exe Then try to open your script. It deletes the file assc.
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Thanks...where would I find the HKCR\.mscr Does that involve editing the registry as have never done it before

Yes this is a registry key. You will need a registry editor Total commander has a free one. Then just navigate to HKey_Classes_Root(hkcr) and locate the folder .mscr open it and delete the key in there..
In order to locate and edit the registry in total commander tap the / in the top right corner of the screen right next to the .. Then double tap on the \\ then double tap on Registry then HKCR then .mscr and delete the key labeled default ,or you could just double tap on it and then in the box provided type MortScript

key
Thanks,
have done as suggested, removed the keys, have removed and reloaded Mortscript. Rebooted phone....and they still open with Word Mobile !!!
Jeez - can it be so hard !!!

When you open that key what does it say.... when you open word go to menu and options and in display....click on word files, i dont think that will work but its worth a try

saenzjoseph said:
When you open that key what does it say.... when you open word go to menu and options and in display....click on word files, i dont think that will work but its worth a try
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Hi, Thanks for your help so far
My word seems to be an editor only - as dont have any options to select.

mort
hi
Am getting somewhere now...turns out the file was named wireless.mscr.txt so have edited it to reflect the proper extension. Will try again now
Thanks again

well that makes a lot more sense...since the actual ext that you are opening is a txt. just drop the .txt

It's probably far more simple: You script has the wrong extension. It must be .mscr, not .psw, .doc or .txt. The default Explorer hides the extension, so your file's pobably named "somescript.mscr.psw" (or *.doc) but is shown only as "somescript.mscr". Use an explorer replacement like Total Commander or Resco, or the desktop's Explorer ("My mobile device") with "Hide extension for known documents" disabled in the options, and you'll see the wrong extension.
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Changing Background

I am trying to change the background on an HTC Polaris.
I found the file used in the background in the /windows folder, it is called HTC_Grey. How do I find the registry setting that corresponds to this? Does anyone know where this is called in the registry?

why don't you just go to:
Start menu / Settings / Today
and select the new background you wanna use? =)

Because I added a new file in the /windows folder and want to point the registry to that new file. Anyone know what the registry address is that points to this?

Aas you wish...
If you don't find the registry key that needs to be changed, why dont you just replace the "HTC_Grey" file by yours (using the same name) ^_^
Just a random though since i never tried to do since before =)