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I am trying to figure out if it is possible to delete a parent key
based on data in the subkey. For example, the following registry key
automatically generates a random number behind the key
(network#FD3D2E5EDBD3FED8A925FE1A99DC616942D6DAFF), but the ID subkey
will always be the same on all PC's.
Is there a way to parse the registry for that ID and then delete the
parent key through a VBS or some other script.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GINA\client\networks
\network#FD3D2E5EDBD3FED8A925FE1A99DC616942D6DAFF]
"associationMode"="open"
"ccxNetworkEap"="0"
"channel"="0"
"description"=""
"encryption"="802.1x"
"encryptionType"="WEP"
"id"="e8jne9ds9739a9b97872d4d689102"
Thanks
John Anderson
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