This may be useful for EV health checks or just to determine whether you have your regkeys setup as per Best Practice;
http://support.veritas.com/docs/326236

BZ

PS; Rename the file with a .ps1 extension (i.e. EVBP.ps1)

Edit:  Updated the script as follows (Thank you PJ for your input!)

1. Outputs a file called c:\EVBestPracticeRegKeys_<servername>.txt.  Alternatively you can specify a path to the log file (i.e. ./EVBP.ps1 c:\temp)
2. Updated the Regcheck function to check for existence of Reg path and report on certain conditions (test-path)
3. Added Set-ExecutionPolicy Remotesigned to avoid initial run error
4. Shortened the filename to EVBP.ps1
5. Now checks the Wow6432Node Key for values on x64bit too

Note:  In order to run this script, go to a PowerShell command prompt, navigate to the directory where you saved the .ps1 file, type ./EVBP.ps1