What's that Key in Regedit?

Nov 13, 2015
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I am working for an IT company and have the project of creating a script that modifies the configurations that you normally make via the control panel.

I know how to make the script, but I am looking for the full path and registry keys that modify:
- Under internet Options
-- Change search defaults
-- Under security tab reset all zones to default levels
-- Under privacy tab reset to default and turn on pop-up blocker
-- Under advanced tab click "Restore Advanced Settings"
-- In advanced tab in the many check boxes check "Empty Temporary Internet Files when browser is closed
- Under Personalization
-- Select Windows 7 Theme as default
-- In "Change Desktop Icons" want to check off all desktop icons (Computer, Control Panel, etc.)
- Power Options
-- Select High Performance
--- In the "Change Advanced power setting"
--- Click "Change plan settings"
--- Click "Change advanced power settings"
--- Expand Hard Disk -> Turn off hard disk after = Never
--- Expand Wireless Adapter Settings -> Power Saving Mode = Maximum performance
--- Expand Sleep -> Sleep after = Never
--- Hibernate after = Never (Hibernation may already be disabled and will not show up here)
--- Expand PCI Express -> Link State Power Management = Off (Plugged in), Maximum Power Savings (On Battery)
--- Expand Processor power management -> System cooling policy = Passive (On Battery), Active (Plugged in)
- Under User Accounts
-- Change user account control settings = Never Notify (Off)

If you even have the answer to one of these it would help a ton! I been looking everywhere and its' been a long process finding pieces (this isn't everything, this is just what I have left to change).
 


I appreciate the clue, but it's not so easy for someone who just started learning how to edit registry after staying away from it for so long. From my progress before I decided to put up a post I know there are somethings are in:

HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\

I know there are people who deal with this all the time and spend hours on it, so I just wanted to see if someone who already has struggled with this might give me a clue.

So thanks for the clue.