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I tried making registry changes by running WScript that runs reg, but it still gets re-routed to WOW6432Node.
Is there a way I can get either a WScript or CMD script (or Java) to force use of the 64bit section?
There are functions for this, but I do not know how to use them in WScript (VBScript/JScript) or Java.
You just need to explicitly launch the 64-bit version of
reg.exefrom%SystemRoot%\sysnative.Check first whether the folder exists. If it doesn’t, you’re either on a 32-bit system or already running in 64-bit context, and you can just run the version from
%SystemRoot%\system32as usual.