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Try using a .bat file instead using the line:<br />
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regedit /s <a href="http://file://\\server1\share\ignoreSOBError.reg" rel="ugc nofollow">\\server1\share\ignoreSOBE<wbr />rror.reg</a> <br />

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Try using a .bat file instead using the line:
 
regedit /s \\server1\share\ignoreSOBError.reg [http://file://\\server1\share\ignoreSOBError.reg]


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oh, in the group policy object point to a .bat file and not a .reg file?
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oh, in the group policy object point to a .bat file and not a .reg file?

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w00t! success. Thank you so much, I learned something new! :)
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w00t! success. Thank you so much, I learned something new! :)

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I have created a group policy that installs a hotfix reg change but causes a pop up making the user accept it every time. What did I do wrong? I know I put the /s in there!<br />
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registry fix I want to implement using Group Policy

reg-edit-in-user-logon-for-group.jpg

I have created a group policy that installs a hotfix reg change but causes a pop up making the user accept it every time. What did I do wrong? I know I put the /s in there!

prevent pop ups from reg changes handled in Group Policy

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