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Import/Export Registry Sections as XML

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Export registry sections as XML to simplify registry diffs
This article details a tool aimed to import/export registry sections in XML format, to make registry diff easier in practice.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <registry>
  <HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>
   <SYSTEM>
    <Setup (Default)="(value not set)" CmdLine="setup -newsetup" OsLoaderPath="\" SetupType="0x00000000 (0)" SystemPartition="\Device\HarddiskVolume1" SystemPrefix="cf 03 00 00 00 a0 3d e0" SystemSetupInProgress="0x00000000 (0)">
     <AllowStart (Default)="(value not set)">
      <AFD (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <EventLog (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <PlugPlay (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <ProtectedStorage (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <Rpcss (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <SamSs (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <Seclogon (Default)="(value not set)"/>
      <WS2IFSL (Default)="(value not set)"/>
     </AllowStart>
    </Setup>
   </SYSTEM>
  </HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>
 </registry>

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