Delete Registry Values Action
The Delete Registry Values action removes one or more values from a designated registry key. To use this action, select a registry hive and define a path to the key that holds the values that are to be removed. This key must exist. Then provide a list of value names that are to be removed. The match is case insensitive. If a defined value is not found the action continues without raising an error.
Use caution when deleting values from the registry.
Prepare Stage
During the prepare stage, this action checks delete permissions of the defined registry location.
Execute Stage
This action backs up the registry values then deletes the defined registry values, if they exist.
Cleanup Stage
No action taken.
Rollback Stage
Restores registry values that were backed up in the execute stage.
Action description – Descriptive text that can be used to identify this particular action in the Actions list.
Key – Defines the registry hive where the key is located.
Type to specify the key – The sub path under the defined hive where the key is located. The initial \ in the path can be omitted or not.
Ex: \MyKeys\Key1
MyKeys\Key1
Values to delete – A list of individual values within the key to remove. Place one value per line.
Expansion variables can be used to set the key to create sub path, and each value to delete.