Windows 10: Odd gameconfigstore\children registry strings? UtmItemID?

So, the highlighted string in my screenshot. Does it have a purpose? The game hasnt been on G in years. I moved it to I:\ which it was just on until about a month ago, then it was then moved to S:\ which will be its perma home for some years to come. (hard drive upgrades are fun)

Anyhow, upon launching, the MatchedExeFullPath updated from I: to S: just fine. The UtmItemID string is not only not present on most of the subkeys under gameconfigstore\children, but the ones that it is - all seem to point to an old drive location 2 locations old.

Is this able to be deleted or does it tie in somewhere else?




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REGEDIT NAME OF NUMBERS GAMECONFIGSTORE CHILDREN PARENT ...

Hi Tairoruiz

That is not a file, it is a registry key and deleting registry keys is not advised, you can brick your Windows by editing the registry . . .

May I ask what are you trying to do on your PC that led you to trying to edit the child keys of gameconfigstore and perhaps we can help you to do that . . .

 

Delete Registry String

I bought a program to edit the registry in Windows Mobile 6.1 on a Samsung Omnia.

I am trying to change the registry to have the phone store synced email to the storage card. I accidentally created too many string entries. They are easy to create, but how do you delete one?

 

ordering strings alphanumerically

You don't loop it, it does via .Sort(IComparer). In my example, it would like like...
Code: List<string> list = new List<string>(); list.Add("2"); list.Add("1"); list.Add("0"); //sort it OffsetLengthPairComparer comparer = new OffsetLengthPairComparer(); list.Sort(comparer);[/quote] Obviously my comparer doesn't work for strings because it is for a custom type but, you get the idea.