Reg Converter is a portable freeware utility to convert .reg data to .bat, .vbs, or .au3. This is particularly useful for files which need administrator privileges in order to be merged into the registry , or for unattended installations.
Reg Converter v1.2 – What’s New – (Monday, 22. January 2018)
1. [ Fixed ] – Convert Clipboard button bug
2. [ Fixed ] – Minor BUGS and some code weakness
3. [ Added ] – Small settings for REG_DWORD registry values
4. [ Added ] – Non zero return code and syntax error identification in Command line mode
1. To convert any .reg file to .bat, .vbs, or .au3, click the ‘Select reg file” icon (the yellow folder) or just drag and drop the .reg file into the window.
2. Choose an ouput file type. If you choose .bat file output, you can select “Use Reg.exe” or “Use Regedit.exe”, though this has some limitations, for example writing Unicode characters to the registry is problematic.
3. To convert the .reg data, click the Convert button in the upper right, then click the “Save” button to save your converted data.
If you find a useful registry tweak on a website, and want to easily convert it to one of the supported formats, just copy it, then in Reg Converter use the “Clipboard” button in the upper right. It will convert the clipboard content, simplifying the process by saving you the steps of pasting text into Notepad, saving as a .reg file, then using regconverter.exe to convert it.
You can also add convert options to your right-click context menu. To do so, click the “Menu” button, then “Context Menu Options”. You can then choose which converters you would like to see on your context menu. Click “Apply Changes” to confirm your choices.
Reg Converter has CMD (command line) support. The screenshot below shows the available parameters (or type RegConverter.exe /? at the command line to list them)
Supported operating systems: Windows 10 , Windows 8.1 , Windows 8 , Windows 7 , Windows Vista , Winsows Xp – (both x86 and x64)
Supported languages: English , Turkish , German , Greek , Chinese Simplified , Polish , French , Russian , Spanish , Korean , Hungarian , Slovenian , Indonesian , Portuguese , Italian , Arabic , Thai , Japanese , Hebrew , Dutch (Nederlands)
File: RegConvert.exe
MD5: 730fcc3848842c40a4b23f4c47efa10f
SHA1: a98da8a270762a7e42138fb755afee86b32c5530
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Thank you shuki , do you mean this ;
We have following reg file
‘——————————————————-
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER]
"%"="%"
‘——————————————————–
If we convert it , output will be ;
@Echo Off
Title Reg Converter v1.2 & Color 1A
cd %systemroot%\system32
call :IsAdmin
Reg.exe add "HKCU" /v "%%" /t REG_SZ /d "%%" /f
Exit
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The character% is doubled. If we save this bat file and run it, merges into registry without any problem. But if we use following code on Cmd
Reg.exe add "HKCU" /v "%%" /t REG_SZ /d "%%" /f
adding double % to the registry
Normal usage is different then batch file
I find this wonderful tool very useful thanks!
I want to report a little bug:
The ‘%’ symbol is multiplied in the translation (‘%%’)
Awesome Tool. Can you please add Powershell output 🙂
This is great, but please add .ps1 conversion. Batch scripts are now pretty ancient.
You can add small changes to the code of your program so that the batch file can work from any section of the hard drive and in the end of its work reboots the Windows shell.
cd /d %systemroot%\system32
call :IsAdmin
rem ====================================
rem Custom batch file code
rem ====================================
cmd.exe /c taskkill.exe /f /im explorer.exe && start explorer.exe
Exit
>>Renorex
For the Cyrillic to work correctly, you need to change the encoding to OEM 866 in the bat file