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I am trying to set some HKLM keys using a logon script with kixtart. The problem is that I cannot modify the HKLM hive without Administrator privledge so I am looking for a way to run the &quot;Writevalue&quot; commands in the kixtart script with Admin privledges even though the user logging on has only normal user privledges. Is there a way to temporarily dur these commands as Admin during the execution of the logon script.
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I am trying to set some HKLM keys using a logon script with kixtart. The problem is that I cannot modify the HKLM hive without Administrator privledge so I am looking for a way to run the "Writevalue" commands in the kixtart script with Admin privledges even though the user logging on has only normal user privledges. Is there a way to temporarily dur these commands as Admin during the execution of the logon script.

Using kixtart to modify HKLM keys during user logon

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