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Runing a script, with a registry key, auto install

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by m.lofts

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I need to roll out a registry entry to hundreds of pc's, I am going to do this by a login script and just insert the path to where the reg key is. This works great but another window appears asking me to run and install the reg key. I need this to be done automatically and no prompts asked.
Any suggestions?

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by lowlands

If you use a .reg file with the settings, have your login script run regedit /s. This will make the "are you sure" prompt go away.

Another option would be to create a vbscript to edit the registry.

by elfman42

I need to update a single registry entry on the computers on the network. I am using LanDesk and prefer to drop batch files onto the computers to execute various commands and tasks. Is it possible to drop the .reg file into the computers without the prompt appearing on the screen? Is there a silent or quiet switch that I can use in a batch file? Running regedit /s starts up the registry editor, which I don't want happening. I need the drop to be seamless and invisible to the users on the network.

by jyotimanab

hi...

can you give me the idea how to create a .bat file like you for my clients configuration>.......

I have WSUS server around 1000 laptops which are not in domain.so to update my laptops from my WSUS server i need to change registry of each laptop. So I need a .bat file , so that if I run that file in each laptop it will modify the registry settings of the laptop and redirected to my WSUS server for required updates..
hope you help me out

Regards
Manabjyoti saikia
email: jyotimanab@yahoo.co.in

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