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Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Thank you for the good news !!! Yes, it will be incorporated into the next SB update. Friedrich
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Registry Search with Wildcard? Success! Starts fastRuns fast with no visible memory leakDiscovers all matched keys Will that new search algorithm be incorporated into the next SB update?
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Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Hello, I have code-signed the executable to make your protection software happy Could you please re-download it? http://www.lindersoft.com/projects/ScanRegistryExe.zip Does this work now? Friedrich
Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? The start delay is caused by your protection software (it scans it for a virus) and has nothing to do with the executable. The executable is lauched AFTER the "Do you really want to run this exe" dialog Wait, I'll check the scanning process again on a fresh Windows 7 machine... Friedrich
Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Originally Posted by linder Does the re-compiled one work? It takes a while to start (~30 seconds), but after the Do you really want to run this exe? dialog it's very fast. Unfortunately, despite its speed, it doesn't find any keys at all
Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Hmmm, on our test machines, it displays both (but with 4500+ keys only). Does the re-compiled one work? http://www.lindersoft.com/projects/ScanRegistryExe.zip Friedrich
Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Originally Posted by linder please post two more example keys so I can test it My previous screenshot shows two similar keys.
Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Yes, that memory leak slows down the process. But it's down to nearly zero KB in the fixed version. Could you please post two more example keys so I can test it? Friedrich
Re: Registry Search with Wildcard? Originally Posted by linder Hello, I noticed that scanning through the Registry with many keys is really slooooow. It uses a lot of memory too! Searching my Registry, with ~7,000 entries in HK CLASSES, I get memory warnings from Windows. Also, it reports only the first of two similar keys.
Re: Registry Search Example You are welcome The next version comes with the optimized code to "fix" the annoying bottleneck in the process. Friedrich
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