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completely disable output of reg query

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For example, when using: reg query "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Product" /v "InstallPath" it will output all values of that string. If we put >nul at the end, there will be no output, but only if that specific registry string exists. If registry string doesn't exist, it will still output an error, although we used >nul. My question is: "How to hide that error output?" P.S. Echo has been set off.

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I cannot test but 2>nul. If I understand correctly!

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Thx Shaka, I totally forgot about handles. Using >nul 2>&1 solved my problem. Thx again. :)

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