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I searched a lot and could not find something useful. I am writing a config utility running on desktop PC and modifies registry settings of connected WINCE 6.0 device. It is achieved using RAPI/RAPI2 with activesync installation on desktop PC. Changed registry settings are no longer exists on device after rebooting. Googling guided to use "RegFlushKey" method. But I found noway to use this function from RAPI. Please suggest some way to make registry settings persist after reboot.

himanshu
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There is no specific RAPI function for RegFlushKey. Your best bet is to create a RAPI DLL with your own CeRegFlushKey call in it, push it down (CeCreateFile and CeWriteFile work well for this) and call CeRapiInvoke. Altrnately just write an app that makes the call, push it down and use CeCreateProcess to execute it.

ctacke
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  • Is there any other way to solve this problem apart from the way you are suggesting? From desktop app, Can I call functions of coredll.dll OR any other DLL which contains RegFlushKey definition? – himanshu Feb 06 '13 at 05:38
  • If there were another way, I would have suggested it. Pushing down an app then running it seems pretty simple and lightweight. A RAPI DLL would be extensible. Both are pretty straightforward. – ctacke Feb 06 '13 at 14:11