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Faster, and dumps all results so you can go through the whole list without hitting next a hundred times. Also free since it is a powershell script:

https://github.com/KurtDeGreeff/PlayPowershell/blob/master/Search-Registry.ps1

Search-Registry.ps1 improves on regedit's Find feature in four ways:

• The script searches by using regular expressions.
• It can search the registry on remote computers.
• It can limit the number of returned search results.
• It outputs objects than can be filtered, sorted, exported to comma-separated value (CSV) files, and so on.

Faster, and dumps all results so you can go through the whole list without hitting next a hundred times. Also free since it is a powershell script:

https://github.com/KurtDeGreeff/PlayPowershell/blob/master/Search-Registry.ps1

Search-Registry.ps1 improves on regedit's Find feature in four ways:

• The script searches by using regular expressions.
• It can search the registry on remote computers.
• It can limit the number of returned search results.
• It outputs objects than can be filtered, sorted, exported to comma-separated value (CSV) files, and so on.

# Download script
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KurtDeGreeff/PlayPowershell/master/Search-Registry.ps1 -OutFile Search-Registry.ps1

# View docs
Get-Help .\Search-Registry.ps1

# Simple example (search HKEY_CURRENT_USER for values with data containing "powershell")
.\Search-Registry -StartKey HKCU -Pattern "PowerShell" -MatchData

Faster, and dumps all results so you can go through the whole list without hitting next a hundred times. Also free since it is a powershell script:

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Search-Registry-Find-Keys-b4ce08b4 https://github.com/KurtDeGreeff/PlayPowershell/blob/master/Search-Registry.ps1

Search-Registry.ps1 improves on regedit's Find feature in four ways:

• The script searches by using regular expressions.
• It can search the registry on remote computers.
• It can limit the number of returned search results.
• It outputs objects than can be filtered, sorted, exported to comma-separated value (CSV) files, and so on.

Faster, and dumps all results so you can go through the whole list without hitting next a hundred times. Also free since it is a powershell script:

https://github.com/KurtDeGreeff/PlayPowershell/blob/master/Search-Registry.ps1

Search-Registry.ps1 improves on regedit's Find feature in four ways:

• The script searches by using regular expressions.
• It can search the registry on remote computers.
• It can limit the number of returned search results.
• It outputs objects than can be filtered, sorted, exported to comma-separated value (CSV) files, and so on.

Faster, and dumps all results so you can go through the whole list without hitting next a hundred times. Also free since it is a powershell script:

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Search-Registry-Find-Keys-b4ce08b4

Search-Registry.ps1 improves on regedit's Find feature in four ways:

• The script searches by using regular expressions.
• It can search the registry on remote computers.
• It can limit the number of returned search results.
• It outputs objects than can be filtered, sorted, exported to comma-separated value (CSV) files, and so on.

Faster, and dumps all results so you can go through the whole list without hitting next a hundred times. Also free since it is a powershell script:

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Search-Registry-Find-Keys-b4ce08b4 https://github.com/KurtDeGreeff/PlayPowershell/blob/master/Search-Registry.ps1

Search-Registry.ps1 improves on regedit's Find feature in four ways:

• The script searches by using regular expressions.
• It can search the registry on remote computers.
• It can limit the number of returned search results.
• It outputs objects than can be filtered, sorted, exported to comma-separated value (CSV) files, and so on.