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You best bet may be to use File -&gt; Export on the branch that contains the key, and save to a file. &nbsp;Then open that file in Notepad.<br />
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23 seconds too late... 😎<br />

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Windows 10 Professional X64. I go in to regedit and bring up a REG_BINARY and can't copy and paste to Notepad. It is a pretty long binary. How do I get it to notepad?
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Windows 10 Professional X64. I go in to regedit and bring up a REG_BINARY and can't copy and paste to Notepad. It is a pretty long binary. How do I get it to notepad?

REG_BINARY to Notepad

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