Is it possible to remove a service by opening NTLite via the command line?

[Павел]

The service is not deleted through the registry gives an access error.

 

[crypticus]

U can use RegistryDeleteEx

 

[Павел]

U can use RegistryDeleteEx

Thanks. I need to delete in a mounted image before deploying the system.

 

[Павел]

U can use RegistryDeleteEx

On the installed system, there is an easier way through the command line, with the command - sc delete "Service name"

 

[crypticus]

Sure but for locked ones i use that tool. on mounted image same u can use that tool if there are acess error

 

[Павел]

Sure but for locked ones i use that tool. on mounted image same u can use that tool if there are acess error

Do I understand correctly Registry DeleteEX will help me delete the service on the mounted image?

 

[crypticus]

OFC because mounted image will mount its registry hive to your live systems regedit..... ntlite edits it from there and then saves it then unmounts it. just like dism.

 

[Павел]

OFC because mounted image will mount its registry hive to your live systems regedit..... ntlite edits it from there and then saves it then unmounts it. just like dism.

I got it through Registry Delete Ex. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!!

 

[nuhi]

To answer to the topic:
create a REG file which deletes a reg key, e.g.:
[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\BthHFEnum]
to delete BthHFEnum key for that service.
Integrate that file in an image, can also just queue it and save a Preset from the source page without actually applying.
And with that preset doing that integration (deletion), you can invoke NTLite via command-line.
ntlite.exe /? for more info