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Hi,<br />
I need to set a script (possibly using kix) to write the %computername% to a folder on the server, (lets call the folder xyz)...this file could be called %computername% to show the ID of the PC.<br />
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Next I need the server to scan this folder and do the following when it finds a file:<br />
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Execute psexec &nbsp;using the PCID e.g. \\server\netlogon\xyz\%com<wbr />putername%<wbr /> kix32.exe \\server\netlogon\myfile.k<wbr />ix<br />
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The kix file will edit the local registry, this fails if I add the .reg file to the users logon file if they are not members of the local administrators group... this is why I am attempting to run PSEXEC from the server as a service.<br />
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Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Hi,
I need to set a script (possibly using kix) to write the %computername% to a folder on the server, (lets call the folder xyz)...this file could be called %computername% to show the ID of the PC.

Next I need the server to scan this folder and do the following when it finds a file:

Execute psexec  using the PCID e.g. \\server\netlogon\xyz\%computername% kix32.exe \\server\netlogon\myfile.kix

The kix file will edit the local registry, this fails if I add the .reg file to the users logon file if they are not members of the local administrators group... this is why I am attempting to run PSEXEC from the server as a service.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Editing a PC's registry at Logon (without the user being a local administrator)

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