Accessing 64bit registry keys via 32bit scripting languages
Accessing 64bit registry keys via 32bit scripting languages: This is a very often requirement since the evolution of 64bit platforms. By default, an application or script receives data from the corresponding provider when two versions of providers exist. The 32-bit provider returns data to a 32-bit application, including all scripts, and the 64-bit provider returns data to the 64-bit compiled applications. However, an application or script can request data from the nondefault provider, if it exists, by notifying WMI through flags on method calls. Context Flags The __ProviderArchitecture and __RequiredArchitecture string flags have a set of values handled by WMI […]
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