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Old 07 February 2002, 01:02 PM
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Chaps - NT 4.0 Question

Need some utility or script to update the registry (it's a current user setting) when each user logs in.
I have the update in a .REG file, just need to apply it for every new user.

Any pointers?

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Old 07 February 2002, 01:07 PM
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There must be something out there, but if not I actually wrote a utility to do just this. It works from an input file of keys.

Let me know if you want to use it.

I use it because my profile is restricted and I wanted to unrestrict everything at logon without having to do it manually.

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Use policy editor if you do have the correct adm file, or you can write a custom adm template plenty of documentation on [www.microsoft.com/technet] this is the best way to make changes to the HKCU
or you can use regedit with a /s option
\\faraday\netlogon\email\resources\regedit /s \\faraday\netlogon\email\resources\icw.reg
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Cheers guys - regedit /s will do nicely
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