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regedit.exe /s filename.reg<br />

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It auto imports it silently..... (no points, just answering for Neilsr)....
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It auto imports it silently..... (no points, just answering for Neilsr)....

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ok the above vb script seems to work on windows XP, but I tried it on a windows 7 machine with no luck. &nbsp;<br />
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Any ideas?
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ok the above vb script seems to work on windows XP, but I tried it on a windows 7 machine with no luck.  

Any ideas?

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I have this registry entry script to enable RDP...<br />
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REGEDIT4<br />
[&lt;dir1&gt;]<br />
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControl<wbr />Set\Contro<wbr />l\Terminal<wbr /> Server<br />
fDenyTSConnections = 0<br />
[&lt;dir2&gt;]<br />
etc.<br />
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but it asks the user for confirmation to modify registry, then another one after saying that it did modify the registry. &nbsp;How can I make both of these go away? &nbsp;I have admin access to the machine if needed. &nbsp;<br />
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Also, will the above script work on windows 7 RDP?
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I have this registry entry script to enable RDP...

REGEDIT4
[<dir1>]
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server
fDenyTSConnections = 0
[<dir2>]
etc.

but it asks the user for confirmation to modify registry, then another one after saying that it did modify the registry.  How can I make both of these go away?  I have admin access to the machine if needed.  

Also, will the above script work on windows 7 RDP?

registry script pass thru popup confirmation

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