Click Deploy/Verify to access the following submenu:
Unconditional/Enforced HPCA deploys the registry key every time the subscriber connects to the Configuration Server, even if it already exists on the subscriber's desktop. This setting repairs the registry key if it is modified or deleted. Use this setting for registry keys that must remain invariant in order for the application software to function properly.
Unconditional/Exist HPCA deploys the registry key upon initial deployment or if it has been deleted. However, the value of the registry key is not reset if the user modifies it. This is the default setting.
Exist/Exist HPCA deploys the registry key only if it does not exist on the subscriber's desktop, during both the initial deployment and on each subsequent connection. This gives users full control over the registry key value, but reinstalls the key if it is accidentally deleted.
Click New Key if you would like to add a new value to your registry. This opens a dialog box to enter the New Key name. Click OK to accept the new key, or Cancel to return to the Registry File Editor.
Click New Value to add a value to a newly created key or to add a value to an existing registry key. This opens a dialog box where you enter the following information:
Value Name Enter the name of the value you want to add to the registry file. This name will appear in the Value Name (center) of the Registry File Editor window.
Data Type Use the drop-down menu to select from the list of available data types. The type selected is as follows:
REG_SZ A text sequence most typically used for descriptive information. This is the default setting.
REG_DWORD Data represented by an integer that is 4 bytes long and is displayed in the binary, hexadecimal, or decimal format.
REG_EXPAND_SZ An expandable data string. This text contains a variable that is replaced when called by an application.
REG_MULTI_SZ A string containing multiple text entries of user-readable text.
Click Delete Always if you want all values under a Registry key to be deleted during a Radreg32 Delete operation. When this option is turned on, all values under the key are deleted without restoring their original registry values in the backup EDR file.