I am writing a powershell script and have come across a problem. I have a registry key which contains one single value. I have to extract the name of the value as opposed to the it's value. To be a bit more clear, let us consider the key containing the DWORD value [@10.105.1.1 = 64]. I want to be able to extract the name of the value, in this case 10.105.1.1. I have no use of the value, 64, that it is set to. Also note, that I am not creating the registry key and the name of the value will vary from computer to computer as it is more of a setting used by another system, and I am only trying to access the settings data.