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- Change Internet Explorer Security setting in Registry
I am trying to find the registry key where I can change Internet Explorer v9 custom security setting to allow active scripting so that I can then export the reg file and email it to a couple of people who are using the exact same machine as I am, as active scripting is disabled on their computer and so they cannot access certain websites How can this be done? Or can a abtch script be written
- Registry Changes After Windows Patch Installation
We normally roll out registry settings like that using a Compliance Item baseline using configuration manager, as Group Policy is fire and forget and we want to make sure that the settings actually apply
- wildcards for editing registry - social. technet. microsoft. com
For migrating to Windows 7 we are running into an issue where computers will not accept the push if they have user profiles that end with bak in the registry I was attempting to write a script to fix this but as of now I have not been able to get a wildcard to work with deleting the profiles that end in bak Is there a way to use wildcards for editing the registry, or is there an easier way
- Windows 10 ignores registry permission settings by regedit
The registry is a merged view of HKU (from a users Ntuser dat) and HKLM (from several other hives) HKCU is a 1:1 mapping into HKU with the current users SID and HKCR is a 1:1 mapping into HKLM\Software\Classes, both comparable to a hard link in NTFS Any changes to HKCU and HKCR immediately apply to the mapped registry location and vice versa
- Verify that a registry setting in HKLM is correct
What you're looking for is the "Settings" tab of the configuration item Open that up, and then you'll be on the General tab of the Settings page There you can specify the Hive (HKLM), Key (registry folder), and value name (name of the string, dword, etc ) Then click on Validation tab, and click the "New" button, and you can set the operator (ex Equals), and a value (your desired value
- Windows Registry Key Randomly Deleted. Gpupdate will not pull key back . . .
Indeed, after the registry key is deleted, executing "Gpupdate" will not re-populate the key values Because Windows Update's group policy has not been modified, this part of the group policy will not be resynchronized
- Set and remove Registry Keys using GPO
I have to apply the below changes on some XP workstaions and like to do it using GPO How could i do this ?Below are the setting i need to change and apply Set : HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\RestrictAnonymous=1 Remove: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver\parameters\restrictnullsessaccess=1 Remove BROWSER from : HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver
- Check registry value if exist then export to csv file
I have set of registry values that I would like to add change in the registry on the servers by using the following command: Set - ItemProperty - Path Microsoft PowerShell Core\Registry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Tcpip\Parameters - Name "KeepAliveTime"- Value "120000"- Type DWord - force and i created csv file with the following header Path,Name,Value,Type but before
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