Renaming registry
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Is there any way to rename a regsitry key that already exists? The same way a user can do when he presses F2 while in the Registry Editor? I could not find any Win32 API function that does this, nor an automation interface of regedit... /=/=/=/= Deus /=/=/=/=
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Is there any way to rename a regsitry key that already exists? The same way a user can do when he presses F2 while in the Registry Editor? I could not find any Win32 API function that does this, nor an automation interface of regedit... /=/=/=/= Deus /=/=/=/=
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There is no such way. Regedit at first creates new key, copies all subkeys, and then deletes old key.
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I find it hard to believe since it is done instantaneously - even if the renamed key contains a full hierarchy. Try it yourself: create some huge subtree and then rename its root key. You'll see that it happens immediately. /=/=/=/= Deus /=/=/=/=