Shanda L.
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Run Command Line -OSD SCCM 2012
I'm having issues with my task sequence running. Needing to add a registry key to the OS within the OSD task sequence. Im using run command line option. I enter cmd c/ reg add "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\W
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The SCCM client is a 32bit application. Look in HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\Current
Add the /reg:64 argument to force the 64bit registry view.
And there is no need to use cmd.exe, you can use reg.exe directly.
Add the /reg:64 argument to force the 64bit registry view.
And there is no need to use cmd.exe, you can use reg.exe directly.
C:\Windows\system32\reg.exe add "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System" /v "EnableFirstLogonAnimation" /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f /reg:64ASKER
Thank you. I didn't find the reg key in Wow6432Node; but im trying your command to see if there is a change.
Hi,
Two things: one you don't need cmd /c so take it out. You only need that for commands the redirect output. Reg is direct so doesn't need that.
The other point is that you are setting a machine setting so you don't need to use a run account. Use the default one, which runs as local system. This will NOT work for setting user profile registry keys (without hassle at least) but works fine with machine settings.
Mike
Two things: one you don't need cmd /c so take it out. You only need that for commands the redirect output. Reg is direct so doesn't need that.
The other point is that you are setting a machine setting so you don't need to use a run account. Use the default one, which runs as local system. This will NOT work for setting user profile registry keys (without hassle at least) but works fine with machine settings.
Mike
try to use dism and change registry inside the image
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or create a batch file and in batch file give the reg key
and then
cmd.exe /c xxx.bat