Set-RegBinary.ps1
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function Set-RegBinary { <# .SYNOPSIS Sets or creates a binary data registry value (REG_BINARY) from local or remote computers. .DESCRIPTION Use Set-RegBinary to set or create a binary data registry value (REG_BINARY) from local or remote computers. .PARAMETER ComputerName An array of computer names. The default is the local computer. .PARAMETER Hive The HKEY to open, from the RegistryHive enumeration. The default is 'LocalMachine'. Possible values: - ClassesRoot - CurrentUser - LocalMachine - Users - PerformanceData - CurrentConfig - DynData .PARAMETER Key The path of the registry key to open. .PARAMETER Value The name of the registry value. .PARAMETER Data The data to set the registry value. .PARAMETER Force Overrides any confirmations made by the command. Even using the Force parameter, the function cannot override security restrictions. .PARAMETER Ping Use ping to test if the machine is available before connecting to it. If the machine is not responding to the test a warning message is output. .PARAMETER PassThru Passes the newly custom object to the pipeline. By default, this function does not generate any output. .EXAMPLE $Key = "SOFTWARE\MyCompany" Set-RegBinary -Key $Key -Value RegBinary -Data @([char[]]"PowerShell") Description ----------- The command Sets or Creates a binary registry value named RegBinary on the local computer. The name of ComputerName parameter, which is optional, is omitted. .EXAMPLE "SERVER1","SERVER1","SERVER3" | Set-RegBinary -Key $Key -Value RegBinary -Data @([char[]]"PowerShell") -Ping Description ----------- The command Sets or Creates a registry value named RegBinary on three remote computers. When the Switch parameter Ping is specified the command issues a ping test to each computer. If the computer is not responding to the ping request a warning message is written to the console and the computer is not processed. .EXAMPLE Get-Content servers.txt | Set-RegBinary -Key $Key -Value RegBinary -Data @([char[]]"PowerShell") -Force -PassThru ComputerName Hive Key Value Data Type ------------ ---- --- ----- ---- ---- SERVER1 LocalMachine software\mycompany RegBinary {80, 111, 119, 10... Binary SERVER2 LocalMachine software\mycompany RegBinary {80, 111, 119, 10... Binary SERVER3 LocalMachine software\mycompany RegBinary {80, 111, 119, 10... Binary Description ----------- The command uses the Get-Content cmdlet to get the server names from a text file. It Sets or Creates a Binary registry value named RegBinary on three remote computers. By default, the caller is prompted to confirm each action. To override confirmations, the Force Switch parameter is specified. By default, the command doesn't return any objects back. To get the values objects, specify the PassThru Switch parameter. .OUTPUTS PSFanatic.Registry.RegistryValue (PSCustomObject) .NOTES Author: Shay Levy Blog : http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic/ .LINK http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/PSRemoteRegistry .LINK Get-RegBinary Get-RegValue Remove-RegValue Test-RegValue #> [OutputType('PSFanatic.Registry.RegistryValue')] [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess=$true,ConfirmImpact='High',DefaultParameterSetName="__AllParameterSets")] param( [Parameter( Position=0, ValueFromPipeline=$true, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, HelpMessage="An array of computer names. The default is the local computer." )] [Alias("CN","__SERVER","IPAddress")] [string[]]$ComputerName="", [Parameter( Position=1, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, HelpMessage="The HKEY to open, from the RegistryHive enumeration. The default is 'LocalMachine'." )] [ValidateSet("ClassesRoot","CurrentUser","LocalMachine","Users","PerformanceData","CurrentConfig","DynData")] [string]$Hive="LocalMachine", [Parameter( Mandatory=$true, Position=2, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, HelpMessage="The path of the subkey to open or create." )] [string]$Key, [Parameter( Mandatory=$true, Position=3, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, HelpMessage="The name of the value to set." )] [string]$Value, [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,Position=4)] [byte[]]$Data, [switch]$Force, [switch]$Ping, [switch]$PassThru ) process { Write-Verbose "Enter process block..." foreach($c in $ComputerName) { try { if($c -eq "") { $c=$env:COMPUTERNAME Write-Verbose "Parameter [ComputerName] is not present, setting its value to local computer name: [$c]." } if($Ping) { Write-Verbose "Parameter [Ping] is present, initiating Ping test" if( !(Test-Connection -ComputerName $c -Count 1 -Quiet)) { Write-Warning "[$c] doesn't respond to ping." return } } Write-Verbose "Starting remote registry connection against: [$c]." Write-Verbose "Registry Hive is: [$Hive]." $reg = [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey([Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive]$Hive,$c) Write-Verbose "Open remote subkey: [$Key] with write access." $subKey = $reg.OpenSubKey($Key,$true) if(!$subKey) { Throw "Key '$Key' doesn't exist." } if($Force -or $PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess($c,"Set Registry Binary Value '$Hive\$Key\$Value'")) { Write-Verbose "Parameter [Force] or [Confirm:`$False] is present, suppressing confirmations." Write-Verbose "Setting value name: [$Value]" $subKey.SetValue($Value,$Data,[Microsoft.Win32.RegistryValueKind]::Binary) } if($PassThru) { Write-Verbose "Parameter [PassThru] is present, creating PSFanatic registry custom objects." Write-Verbose "Create PSFanatic registry value custom object." $pso = New-Object PSObject -Property @{ ComputerName=$c Hive=$Hive Value=$Value Key=$Key Data=$subKey.GetValue($Value) Type=$subKey.GetValueKind($Value) } Write-Verbose "Adding format type name to custom object." $pso.PSTypeNames.Clear() $pso.PSTypeNames.Add('PSFanatic.Registry.RegistryValue') $pso } Write-Verbose "Closing remote registry connection on: [$c]." $subKey.close() } catch { Write-Error $_ } } Write-Verbose "Exit process block..." } } |