Hello,

I am trying to have this batch file check the presence of registry entries. I do not want it to print anything to the screen. If the value is present I want it to print to a text file.

reg query hkcu\software\sample
if errorlevel=0 echo "hkcu\software\sample">>list.txt

That is what I have so far.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.If all you want in your output file is "hkcu\software\sample" then you're all SET and you don't EVEN need the reg utility!

I suspect you want the result of the query in your output file:

Code: [Select]reg query "hkcu\software\sample" >> list.txt

Hope this helps. 8-)

Not even sure the reg utility assigns errorlevels.

I do not want the results printed. errorlevel 0 MEANS that it FOUND the reg key and errorlevel 1 means the key is missing. It the key exists, I want the name of the key printed in the text file.

Right now what I listed gives me what I want but TOO MUCH - is there a way I can have the result of the query not printed to the screen or a file but still ACCESS the errorlevel? The results of the query are printed to the screen but that clutters the screen.Code: [Select]reg query hkcu\software\sample > nul
if errorlevel 0 echo "hkcu\software\sample">>list.txt

8-)YES that works!!! I knew I was missing something small.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!