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Thanks for pointing me in right Direction.
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Thanks for pointing me in right Direction.

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I want to retrieve the value 1 from registry value autoadminlogon=1. I see alot more Categories have been added to SCCM 2012 SUCH AS Registry and Registry Values I was wondering if anyone using Sccm 2012 has written a Query that looks at the autoadminlogon key. Please Share
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I want to retrieve the value 1 from registry value autoadminlogon=1. I see alot more Categories have been added to SCCM 2012 SUCH AS Registry and Registry Values I was wondering if anyone using Sccm 2012 has written a Query that looks at the autoadminlogon key. Please Share

Retrieve a Registry value using SCCM 2012.

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