There is. In the first case, there is an asterisk at the end.Is there a difference between syntax ?
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There is. In the first case, there is an asterisk at the end.Is there a difference between syntax ?
Well, that's obvious.There is. In the first case, there is an asterisk at the end.
Well, that's obvious.I mean, if there's a difference in what it does. Are some of those rules more general, or are they equivalent in effect?
The meaning of the asterisk at the end is already clear.A registry key path containing \* defines "this path, or any path on any level after that symbol". https://help.eset.com/eis/15/en-US/?idh_hips_editor_single_rule.html