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RegIni: Failed To load ...
What does the following mean:
RegIni: CreateKey() relative to handle (0) failed - 161
RegIni: failed to load from file "c:\registtry\runonce.ini" 161
Where can I find a decent manual for RegIni.exe ?
What's the exact syntax for such a INI file.
Bye,
P05010
RegIni: CreateKey() relative to handle (0) failed - 161
RegIni: failed to load from file "c:\registtry\runonce.ini"
Where can I find a decent manual for RegIni.exe ?
What's the exact syntax for such a INI file.
Bye,
P05010
ASKER
PLease look at the following lines:
\Registry\Machine (a)
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
Run
RUNBATCH = REG_SZ "c:\registry\BATCH.CMD"
\Registry\Machine (b)
Software
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
SourcePath = REG_SZ "C:\i386"
\Registry\Machine (c)
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
SetupSourcePath = REG_SZ "C:"
\Registry\Users (d)
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
Explorer
Tips
DisplayInitialTipWindow = REG_DWORD 00000000
Show = REG_DWORD 00000000
\Registry\Users (e)
.Default
Control Panel
Keyboard
InitialKeyboardIndicators = REG_SZ 2
\Registry\Machine (f)
Software
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
Winlogon
AutoAdminLogon = REG_SZ 1
DefaultDomainName = REG_SZ "blablabla"
DefaultPassword = REG_SZ "xxxx"
DefaultUserName = REG_SZ "administrator"
When I use this Runonce.ini with (d) at this place,
I have no automatic logon, after the third gui logon I get a logon dialog box, and my numlock is not on.
If I place (d) after (f) I have no problem at all.
What's wrong with the syntax of (d), Do I have to use double quotes around the eight zeroes ?
\Registry\Machine (a)
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
Run
RUNBATCH = REG_SZ "c:\registry\BATCH.CMD"
\Registry\Machine (b)
Software
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
SourcePath = REG_SZ "C:\i386"
\Registry\Machine (c)
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
SetupSourcePath = REG_SZ "C:"
\Registry\Users (d)
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
Explorer
Tips
DisplayInitialTipWindow = REG_DWORD 00000000
Show = REG_DWORD 00000000
\Registry\Users (e)
.Default
Control Panel
Keyboard
InitialKeyboardIndicators = REG_SZ 2
\Registry\Machine (f)
Software
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
Winlogon
AutoAdminLogon = REG_SZ 1
DefaultDomainName = REG_SZ "blablabla"
DefaultPassword = REG_SZ "xxxx"
DefaultUserName = REG_SZ "administrator"
When I use this Runonce.ini with (d) at this place,
I have no automatic logon, after the third gui logon I get a logon dialog box, and my numlock is not on.
If I place (d) after (f) I have no problem at all.
What's wrong with the syntax of (d), Do I have to use double quotes around the eight zeroes ?
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Ja,
dat is waar,
Ik had alleen problemen met de runonce.
Wanneer ik een tweede keer een batchcommando in de runonce (commando staat in de eerste batchfile) toevoegde deed hij het gewoon niet, blijkbaar verdwijnt het batch commando wanneer de hele batch is uitgevoerd, dus ook de nieuwe settings verdwijnen.
Ik heb nu gewoon de HKLM/..../ RUN gebruikt en daarna zorgt de Batch ervoor dat deze terug opgekuist wordt.
Cu,
P05010
dat is waar,
Ik had alleen problemen met de runonce.
Wanneer ik een tweede keer een batchcommando in de runonce (commando staat in de eerste batchfile) toevoegde deed hij het gewoon niet, blijkbaar verdwijnt het batch commando wanneer de hele batch is uitgevoerd, dus ook de nieuwe settings verdwijnen.
Ik heb nu gewoon de HKLM/..../ RUN gebruikt en daarna zorgt de Batch ervoor dat deze terug opgekuist wordt.
Cu,
P05010
Ok,
Tx for the points!
Tx for the points!
The NT Resource Kit suppliment 1 has a doc, I'm not sure about the first version of the reskit.
Another thing you can do it call regedit /s from cmdlines.txt instead of regini:
cmdlines.txt calls autolog.bat, which is:
START /WAIT REGEDIT.EXE /S .\AUTOLOG.REG
autolog.reg looks like this:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA
"DefaultUserName"="Adminis
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultPassword"=""
"DefaultDomainName"="qrstu
the advantage being, you can dump the key from a working install in some cases via regedit instead of writing it yourself.
Here are a few KBs that have regini examples in them:
How to Run a Program Only Once During an Unattended Setup [winnt]
ID: Q142633
How to use Regini.exe to modify HKEY_CURRENT_USER [winnt]
ID: Q142265
Installing Multiple Applications through Runonce [winnt]
ID: Q192784