HKCR: Abbreviation for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT hive.HKCU: Abbreviation for HKEY_CURRENT_USER hive.HKLM: Abbreviation for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE hive.Instead of referencing the full path of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, you can use the abbreviation of HKLM. While referencing :Path, PowerShell provides you with the ability to use registry abbreviations pertaining to registry path locations. This is made available through the PowerShell Windows Registry Provider. When you want to reference the registry in PowerShell, you use the :Path syntax. The only difference with the registry is the way in which you call the registry path locations. In fact, the cmdlets that you use for files and folders are the same that you would use for registry items. When you’re working with the registry, PowerShell interprets the registry in the same way it does files and folders. Each example builds on the previous examples, and some of these examples may not function properly if you do not execute the previous steps. To properly follow the examples in this article, you will need to sequentially execute the examples. Deleting files, folders, registry keys, and named values.
Renaming files, folders, registry keys, and named values.Verifying the existence of item files, folders, and registry keys.Creating files, folders, registry keys, and registry named values.
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