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It would probably be good to leave off the last line, and view the file it created before importing. The - sign is used to remove a registry entry.

The echos are redirected ( >) to a file, with the single > for the first redirection, and > to append to the same file. I am not a coder, I just do some batch stuff for myself, so I often can't even read what I wrote, but I would use that as a template for doing something else. REM *** IMPORT THAT REG TO WIPE OUT THEM KEYS AND VALUES **** REM *** START REGISTRY SHREDDER ***ĮCHO > "%TMP%\MRUKILL.reg" Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00ĮCHO > "%TMP%\MRUKILL.reg" It creates a registry file using simple echo redirections, then imports it. This is the text of a batch file, that is run from CMD or from a shortcut. This is part of a MRU ripper for Windows XP, that might help.