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thanks, I have the exact issue in the article, can you see any possible issues caused by editing those reg keys, I don't want to mess up file assoc for jpegs etc.
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thanks, I have the exact issue in the article, can you see any possible issues caused by editing those reg keys, I don't want to mess up file assoc for jpegs etc.

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I have had a look at the article, and even if the solution doesn't work for you (which it will), there is no damage you can cause by applying them.<br />
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A reboot may be required to make Windows Explorer pick up the settings change.
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I have had a look at the article, and even if the solution doesn't work for you (which it will), there is no damage you can cause by applying them.

A reboot may be required to make Windows Explorer pick up the settings change.

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thanks u have been brilliant.
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I need to set some reg keys as EE article<br />
<a href="http://mobile.experts-exchange.com/questions/24500260/How-to-disable-Set-As-Desktop-Background-with-GP-while-having-BGinfo-Installed.html" rel="ugc">http://mobile.experts-exchange.com/questions/24500260/How-to-disable-Set-As-Desktop-Background-with-GP-while-having-BGinfo-Installed.html</a><br />
do these hkey_classes_root keys need to be set (via gpo) once per machine at startup, or per user at every login?
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I need to set some reg keys as EE article
http://mobile.experts-exchange.com/Q_24500260.html
do these hkey_classes_root keys need to be set (via gpo) once per machine at startup, or per user at every login?

hkey_classes_root

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