Hi Experts is there any way to make a script out of this.
From START | RUN, type in "REGEDT32."
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE | SOFTWARE | "XXXX SOFTWARE COMPANY" | PATRON CONVERSION UTILITY.
At the menu toolbar, select SECURITY | PERMISSIONS.
Give the Everyone or Users group full control to the Patron Conversion Utility entry. If applicable, make sure "Replace Permission on Existing Subkeys" is selected.
Select "OK," close out of registry editor, and reboot the workstation.
Thanks in advance.
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Provided the registry locations were EXACTLY the same, you can export an XP .reg file to a 2K system (And if it doesn't work, right-click>edit, and change the top line of the file from "Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00" to "REGEDIT4", without the quotes, although i think you only have to do this for Windows 9x and before)
Regedit32 doesn't exist in XP. When you run regedt32, XP runs regedit for you.
XP and 2K registry files have the same format. You can export from either and import into either.
To dump registry keys with their permissions to a file in XP, use regdmp.
To set registry keys with their permissions from a script in XP, use regini.
Both are available in the resource kit.
All of this (and more) is described in the Microsoft article I referenced above - http://support.microsoft.c
You could also do this with an excellent FREEWARE called SetACL.exe
You can set persmissions on files, directories, printers, registry keys, services...
Does not require regdump. Just type path to registrykey.
Author´s URL: http://www.helge.mynetcolo
Download URL: http://setacl.sourceforge.
Example in your case, one line, command line (Dont forget path to SetACL or copy to system32):
call SetACL.exe -on "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA
There is a lot of other examples on download page.
For the reboot part there is a command called shutdown, but you must have the privileges to run it.
Example:
shutdown -r -f -t 0
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by: Darwinian999Posted on 2005-08-18 at 16:04:35ID: 14705182
Yes, you can use REGINI to change registry permissions in a script. Have a look at http://support.microsoft.c