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Remotely adding a registry key
Posted on 2015-01-14
I'm trying to add this registry key remotely to a bunch of PC's however, it's not working
REG ADD "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA
Is there something I'm missing?
REG ADD "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA
Is there something I'm missing?
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1 did you modified "info" jpgs in
C:\Windows\System32\oobe\i
2 do you have group policy (are you on domain)
if yes change that to enabled
Computer Configuration\Administrati
C:\Windows\System32\oobe\i
2 do you have group policy (are you on domain)
if yes change that to enabled
Computer Configuration\Administrati
Active 4 days ago
Yes I did all that. I just need to add the registy key - That is enabled but unfortunatly with my wireless PC's it's takes forever for them to update via group policy. I even did a GPP with the registry key and that's not taking either. So my next step is to do this manually.
can you do
rsop.msc
to see if gp is getting applied
have you done
gpupdate /force
(from cmd as admin)
rsop.msc
to see if gp is getting applied
have you done
gpupdate /force
(from cmd as admin)
Active today
How are you trying to add the key (using a vbs script, batch script, running directly from start menu; etc.)? Are you getting an error message when you add the key?
-saige-
-saige-
Active 4 days ago
No errors I'm using PSexec and it's saying sucessful. When I look in the registry it's not there?
Active today
What is the full command you are using for PSEXEC.
PSEXEC (depending upon the options chosen) will return successful (meaning that PSEXEC successfully started the command) but not necessarily that the command completed successfully.
-saige-
PSEXEC (depending upon the options chosen) will return successful (meaning that PSEXEC successfully started the command) but not necessarily that the command completed successfully.
-saige-
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