reg-flags:tldr:4e4bf

This command is using the "reg" command-line tool in Windows to modify the registry data. Here's the breakdown of the command:

• "reg flags": This is the command to perform specific operations on registry flag values.
• "${key_name}": It is a placeholder representing the name of the registry key where the flag value is located. You need to replace "${key_name}" with the actual key name you want to modify.
• "set": This indicates that we want to set the value of the registry flag.
• "${flag_names}": It represents the name of the flag value you want to modify. Replace "${flag_names}" with the actual flag name you desire to change.
• "/s": This is an optional switch that makes the command run silently without displaying any output or prompts.

In summary, this command is used to set the value of a specific flag in a particular registry key. Make sure to replace "${key_name}" and "${flag_names}" with the appropriate names in order to modify the desired registry flag value.