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I have a LAN. 2008 Server and a mix of Windows 7 Pro and Windows 10 Pro workstations. I have never messed much with remote registry editors but when I run regedit on the server and connect a Network Registry all I see of the Network Registry is HKLM and HKU<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;I need to edit HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. To be specific delete a key. I need to delete this key from about 10 workstations remotely from the server. Does anyone know of a way to do this? Where I can download a good remote registry editor?
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I have a LAN. 2008 Server and a mix of Windows 7 Pro and Windows 10 Pro workstations. I have never messed much with remote registry editors but when I run regedit on the server and connect a Network Registry all I see of the Network Registry is HKLM and HKU

   I need to edit HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. To be specific delete a key. I need to delete this key from about 10 workstations remotely from the server. Does anyone know of a way to do this? Where I can download a good remote registry editor?

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