reg-flags:tldr:acc72

The command "reg flags ${key_name} query" is used to query the registry flags for a specific registry key.

Let's break down the command:

• "reg" is the command-line utility in Windows used to manage the Windows Registry.
• "flags" is an option or argument provided to the "reg" command. It specifies that we want to work with registry flags.
• "${key_name}" is a placeholder for the name of the registry key for which we want to query the flags. You need to replace "${key_name}" with the actual name of the key you want to query.
• "query" is another option or argument provided to the "reg" command. It instructs the command to perform a query operation on the specified registry key.

By executing this command, you will get information about the registry flags set for the specified key, such as whether the key is a symbolic link or a volatile key.