Regfind.exe is a command line app that allows you to do massive search and replacements in the Windows Registry. It took me a while to find it online and it’s extremely helpful (it would be nice if search and replace was built into RegEdit but it’s not)… so if you need it now or in the future you can download it here >> Regfind.exe
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2 Comments
I never understood why regedit doesn’t have this functionality. I’ll have to give this one a try.
By the way, your link to the download is broken.
thanks for pointing out the bad link casey… i honestly hate how apache is case-sensitive when it comes to file names… i guess i’m just tooooooo lazy.