How to manipulate regedit-key on a WIN CE 7 System - windows-ce

I use a HMI Device with Win CE (Embeded) 7.0. My goal is to manipulate some keys of the registry editor by an automated script. At first I used .Bat and .cmd files, but this is not supportet.
Someone got an idea how to change this key with an other script?
Thanks in advance.
Frank

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