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Xpdite
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      17th Nov 2006
Hi

I need to make a change to our Windows 2000 image that will take effect
for all users that have or will log into the machine.

Basically the setting that I need to change is to allow Internet
Explorer to spawn a new window when an internet short cut (IE sent in
an e-mail) is activated. I have found the setting in HKCU but that
will only correct the setting for the current user.

I did find that there was a change to the HKUsers as well but if I
understand the registry everyone will have there own entry in this
section and only the current users settings are loaded there.

How can I automate the changing of this registry key for all users that
log into the machine.

Thanks in advance for any help

 
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Dave Patrick
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      18th Nov 2006
You might look for the string or dword equivalent in group policy.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

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"Xpdite" wrote:
| Hi
|
| I need to make a change to our Windows 2000 image that will take effect
| for all users that have or will log into the machine.
|
| Basically the setting that I need to change is to allow Internet
| Explorer to spawn a new window when an internet short cut (IE sent in
| an e-mail) is activated. I have found the setting in HKCU but that
| will only correct the setting for the current user.
|
| I did find that there was a change to the HKUsers as well but if I
| understand the registry everyone will have there own entry in this
| section and only the current users settings are loaded there.
|
| How can I automate the changing of this registry key for all users that
| log into the machine.
|
| Thanks in advance for any help
|


 
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NewScience
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      18th Nov 2006
Create a login script, set it to be used for the User Configuration (using
gpedit.msc).
In the script use the reg.exe command to change the item in the registry.

"Xpdite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi
>
> I need to make a change to our Windows 2000 image that will take effect
> for all users that have or will log into the machine.
>
> Basically the setting that I need to change is to allow Internet
> Explorer to spawn a new window when an internet short cut (IE sent in
> an e-mail) is activated. I have found the setting in HKCU but that
> will only correct the setting for the current user.
>
> I did find that there was a change to the HKUsers as well but if I
> understand the registry everyone will have there own entry in this
> section and only the current users settings are loaded there.
>
> How can I automate the changing of this registry key for all users that
> log into the machine.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help
>



 
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