reg-flags:tldr:3d5e0
reg-flags: Set specified space-separated flags, and unset unmentioned flags, for a specific key.
$ reg flags ${key_name} set ${flag_names}
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The command "reg flags ${key_name} set ${flag_names}" is used to set flag values for a specific key in the Windows registry.
Here's the breakdown of the command:
- "reg flags": It is the command to interact with registry flags.
- "${key_name}": It represents the name of the registry key for which you want to set flag values. This should be replaced with the actual key name you want to work with.
- "set": It is the action keyword that indicates you want to set new flag values for the specified key.
- "${flag_names}": It represents the flag names you want to change or set for the key_name. This should be replaced with the actual flag names you want to modify.
By executing this command, the specified flag values will be set for the given registry key. The exact behavior and possible flag names will depend on the specific command-line utility or scripting environment being used for registry interaction.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.