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Yep I found that last night. Thanks.
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I am having an issue with BGInfo not changing the Hostname when we are using a template.<br />
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Also sometimes when the hostname is edited the BGInfo ( even when refreshed) it is not updated on the information.<br />
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Does anyone know where and if so how to edit the place that BGInfo pulls some of its default information from?<br />
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Is it hiding somewhere in the registry or what?<br />
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I need to be able to manually edit that information and to disagnose why it is not pulling the correct information.
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I am having an issue with BGInfo not changing the Hostname when we are using a template.

Also sometimes when the hostname is edited the BGInfo ( even when refreshed) it is not updated on the information.

Does anyone know where and if so how to edit the place that BGInfo pulls some of its default information from?

Is it hiding somewhere in the registry or what?

I need to be able to manually edit that information and to disagnose why it is not pulling the correct information.

BGInfo Hostname not changing

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