Editing or Removing a Registry Key or Value
You can remove an existing registry key on a mobile device through a mobile device profile. Make changes to the key from the profile and apply the profile. If it is a mobile device profile, deploy the profile; if it is a Scan to Config profile, print and scan the barcodes. You must know the name of the key/value in order to remove it.
Note: In order to edit or remove a registry key value, you must add the registry key to the profile even if the key already exists on the device. For more information on adding a registry key, see Adding a Registry Key to a Mobile Device Profile.
To remove a registry key:
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From the Profiles tab, select the profile you want to configure. |
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In the Registry Settings area, select the parent key of the key you want to delete and click Add a new registry key. |
The Add Registry Key dialog box appears.
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Ensure the Parent Key in the drop-down list is correct. |
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Type the Name of the key in the text box. |
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Select Remove from the Action drop-down list. |
The task is added to the list in the Registry Settings area. The key will be removed when the profile is applied on the mobile device.
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Click Save to save your changes. |
To edit or remove a registry key value:
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From the Profiles tab, select the profile you want to configure. |
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In the Registry Settings area, select the key for which you want to edit or remove a value and click Add a new registry value. |
The Add Registry Value dialog box appears.
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Type the Name of the existing value in the text box. |
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If you want to edit the Type or Data of the value, enter the appropriate information in the provided boxes. |
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If you are editing the value, select Add from the Action drop-down list. If you want to remove the value from the device, select Remove from the Action drop-down list. |
The task is added to the list in the Registry Settings area. The value will be changed when the profile is applied on the mobile device.
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Click Save to save your changes. |
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