Reset tattoo settings etc

U

UselessUser

Hi,

We have some XP machines which have been tattooed and we are looking at
sorting this..

We have discovered the secedit tool, but this only resets local policies,
not registry tweaks... I have also discovered the ntuser.dat file in the
default user folder seems to be modified. I have consequently deleted this
and now all new logins get a default ntuser.dat (Where is this generated and
is this a problem not having one in the default user folder?)..

Is there any other registry location where tweaks can be manually set such
as HKEY Local Machine, and if so how can I reset this, or view the tweaks
made easily?

Any help would be appreciated..
 
R

R. McCarty

Tattooed ? - Not sure what that term means. It's also not clear to me
what you're trying to do ( Sorting This ). Are you trying to make these
machines compliant with company standards or just clean them up ?
 
S

Shenan Stanley

UselessUser said:
We have some XP machines which have been tattooed and we are
looking at sorting this..

We have discovered the secedit tool, but this only resets local
policies, not registry tweaks... I have also discovered the
ntuser.dat file in the default user folder seems to be modified. I
have consequently deleted this and now all new logins get a default
ntuser.dat (Where is this generated and is this a problem not
having one in the default user folder?)..
Is there any other registry location where tweaks can be manually
set such as HKEY Local Machine, and if so how can I reset this, or
view the tweaks made easily?

R. McCarty said:
Tattooed ? - Not sure what that term means. It's also not clear to
me what you're trying to do ( Sorting This ). Are you trying to
make these machines compliant with company standards or just clean
them up ?

R McCarty,

Understanding Policy "Tattooing"
http://www.gpoguy.com/FAQs/tattoo.htm

( Might assist the OP too - who knows. ;-) )
 

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