Delete the 'demo' registry key and all of its subkeys and values: PS C:> remove-item hklm:softwareSS64demo -recurse "It devoured my paper, it was a really good paper" ~ Ellen Feiss. Related PowerShell Commands: Clear-item - Remove content from a variable or an alias. Get-item - Return an object that represents an item in a namespace. Hello, Working on a short but sweet way to delete a reg key on a static list of servers. From a manual standpoint, I go to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList I [SOLUTION] Powershell, deleting a registry key after finding subkey within it Windows PowerShell 1.0 Localized Installation Package for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP. Content provided by Microsoft. locate the Installregistry entry in the following registry path: Follow the instructions to remove Windows PowerShell(TM) You can get around this by forcing the script to run in 64-bit mode by calling it from SCCM using C:windowssysnativewindowspowershell1.0powershell.exe. If you don't then the script will run as 32-bit you will be modifying the HKLMsysWOW64Software registry as opposed to the HKLMSoftware registry. Summary: Bruce Payette talks about how to remove a module that has been loaded into your Windows PowerShell environment. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. This week we will not have our usual PowerTip. Instead we have excerpts from seven books from Manning Press. Making Registry Changes for All Users with PowerShell Published by Chris Kibble on September 16, 2017 September 16, 2017 I recently had to throw together a quick script to modify the registry of each current user on a set of given laptops, as well as any future users. Ideally, if you need to perform this action on many computers in a domain, group policy would be a better answer. However, if you need to change the setting for a few computers, follow the instructions below. Remove WSUS Settings via PowerShell. Click Start and open Powe