RegRead() function in v 3.1.1.26

[datskat]

get error 1 when trying to read registry values (worked ok using version 3.1.1.0)

$reg_value = RegRead("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run","MSMSGS")
MsgBox (0,"Tester","Error: " & @Error & @CRLF & "Reg value: " & $reg_value )

[jpm]

get error 1 when trying to read registry values (worked ok using version 3.1.1.0)

$reg_value = RegRead("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run","MSMSGS")
MsgBox (0,"Tester","Error: " & @Error & @CRLF & "Reg value: " & $reg_value )

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does not work under 3.1.1 and XP/SP2 check with regedit if the value is really defined.

[datskat]

does not work under 3.1.1 and XP/SP2 check with regedit if the value is really defined.

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Running on win2k, have checked that reg key/value is defined. If i run this script using prod version of autoit (v3.1.1.0) works ok, if i run using autoit beta (v3.1.1.26) it fails

[jpm]

Running on win2k, have checked that reg key/value is defined. If i run this script using prod version of autoit (v3.1.1.0) works ok, if i run using autoit beta (v3.1.1.26) it fails

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Do you have access to an XP version? If yes can you check it fail too.

Thanks for your cooperation.

[Jos]

Do you have access to an XP version? If yes can you check it fail too.

Thanks for your cooperation.

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JPM, see my other post in the 3.1.1+ as reply to LOULOU..

There really is an issue with RegRead on Win2K.

it returns nothing with @error = 1 when used wiith ver 3.1.1.25 ... and is working fine with 3.1.1 .....

Don't have the option to debug ...

[LOULOU]

JPM, see  my other post in the 3.1.1+ as reply to LOULOU..

There really is an issue with RegRead on Win2K.

it returns nothing with @error = 1 when used wiith ver 3.1.1.25 ... and is working fine with 3.1.1 .....

Don't have the option to debug ...

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JPM gives me a new AutoIt3.exe installing in beta version which solve two problem :

- The problem of regread

- and the problem of date udf

Both works well on Windows 2000 SP4

I say to JPM that's all is good but i have no answering.

[Helge]

I tested it here, and it fails with version 3.1.1.26 but when tested with 3.1.1

there were no problems. Tested under Windows 2000 Pro SP4..

[jpm]

JPM gives me a new AutoIt3.exe installing in beta version which solve two problem :

- The problem of regread

- and the problem of date udf

Both works well on Windows 2000 SP4

I say to JPM that's all is good but i have no answering.

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You have no answer because I am still looking to the final solution which will allow to access the 64-bit registry

Sorry for the trouble

[LOULOU]

You have no answer because I am still looking to the final solution which will allow to access the 64-bit registry

Sorry for the trouble

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No trouble JPM you are very kindly to do what you do

[Holger]

@JPM: sent you a small function I used in march for a macro to detect Win64 (maybe you remember it...)

So you could maybe find it usefull

Regards

Holger

[jpm]

@JPM: sent you a small function I used in march for a macro to detect Win64 (maybe you remember it...)

So you could maybe find it usefull

Regards

Holger

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Thanks it will be very useful

[datskat]

RegRead() function works great on win2k - SP4 using autoit version 3.1.1.27. Much thanks to jpm

[jpm]

RegRead() function works great on win2k - SP4 using autoit version 3.1.1.27. Much thanks to jpm

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Thanks to you for pointing out the problem. I am runnining under XP and the pb was not occuring

We need help as you fellow beta tester