Windows Registry Fun via Command Line

I should have already known this, but learned yesterday that you don’t have to manually traverse/modify/view the Windows Registry via RegEdit. From a command line, typereg /? to see your options. For example, I’m often reviewing a knowledge base article that involves viewing or editing a registry key. A quick copy/paste via the command line will really speed things up.

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By way of example, if you wanted to see Outlook policies for HTTP RPC, you could type:

reg query “HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\RPC”

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