Re: Group Policy deployed logon scripts
- From: joshua.morgan@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 10 Aug 2006 04:44:38 -0700
What I was saying was:
- if i were to put the regedit.exe /s command into the login script,
changes wouldn't take effect until the next login.
- but if i were to put it in the adm template it would take effect
that login (as registry CSE's are processed before script CSE's)
Am I correct in saying that ADM templates would have immediate effect?
Mark Heitbrink [MVP] wrote:
Hi,
joshua.morgan@xxxxxxxxx schrieb:
That's what I was thinking [creating an ADM template]. Wouldn't this
command [adding the registry key as per tip 9890] execute
Yes it does absolutly the same.
[in the logon> script] after the error is displayed [meaning it has
no real effect until the next logon]?
No. Registry CSE processing happens prior to Script CSE.
So it will be activ at the next login.
Is there a relevant HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE setting for this or does it only
exist in the user's hive?
I don´t think so, because the Command Processor is HKCU ... but never
tried.
Mark
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