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Hello,

I wanted to know how to delete registry keys in Windows and I came across the `setuphelpers.registry_deletekey` function. It works correctly, but it says that if there are "subkeys" present, the function will fail. And indeed, that's the case. So how can I successfully delete "subkeys"?

Thank you in advance, sincerely.

Hi Thomas,

yes, it would be great to be able to pass a `recurse=True` attribute to the function to perform cascading deletion. But use it with caution.

I'm creating an internal ticket about this.

Denis

Obviously, consume in moderation! Thank you for considering my request .

Thomas.