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I need to give my users access to some key in regedit . The way we do it now is we log into the pc and go to reddt32 and give the users prmison access from their. Is their some how to do it via a login script or some other way.

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by beermonster

Hi,
If you are using group policy, this can be achieved thru the computer config of any policy applying to the machines. The only other way I'm aware of is to use regini from the reskit, but you will need to roll this out to the machines via a script or other automated method as a login script will run in the context of the user logging in - who may not have rights to change registry security. Hope this helps...

by curlergirl

I don't think there's any way to do this except workstation by workstation. But, you can open the workstation's registry remotely from a workstation where you are logged on with domain admin rights, so that you don't, at least, have to go to each computer and log on locally. This will allow you to edit the HKLM and HKUsers. As long as the permissions you need to change are in there, you at least can do it all from one machine. Once regedt32 is open, just click Registry/Select Computer and select the workstation whose registry you want to edit.

Hope this helps!

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