That's a big job. You probably want to use the
StdRegProv object from WMI. If you don't know
about that then look it up on Google. StdRegProv
provides a set of functions you can use. There's
EnumKey and EnumValues that you can use to read
the Registry. You'll need to use those in a recursive
routine. You can then use SetStringValue to make
the changes.
VBScript has easier methods in the WScript.Shell
object (RegRead, RegWrite) but there are no enumeration
functions there, so you need StdRegProv. Also, WMI must
be installed, and the WMI service be running, in order to
use StdRegProv.
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> I need a big help.... I need a script to
>
> Search all the registry for a value for ex: sTimeFormat and change its
> value data, for ex, h:m:ss by hh:mm:ss
>
> The sTimeFormat value may be several times in all registry...
>
> can you help me please?