Hi,
As you said it will be helpful if I send you our Logon script, Batch file,
and Registry key. Attached are the above three. Your help is much
appreciated !
Thanks
RR
You're trying to modify the Current_User branch of the registry.
Since that branch is specific to the user currently logged on,
it cannot be modified by a background job running under an
admin account. The admin account has its own Current_User
branch!
Here is a way to resolve the issue:
- Create a second admin account.
- Log on under that account.
- Make the desired registry change.
- Log on under the main admin account.
- Make the hidden "Default User" profile folder visible.
- Rename it to something else (just in case you might need
it again later on!).
- Rename the second admin profile to "Default User".
- Delete one of the user profiles.
- Log on under that user's account.
You will find that each user will get the desired registry
key when he/she FIRST logs on.