Batch file to edit registry

[Shrimpersfan]

Hi there.

 

 

I am currently trying to edit a login script batch file in order to change the decimal value of a registry key.

 

 

This is the text for my batch file (actual server names have been replaced with ServerName):-

 

net use p: /delete

net use q: /delete

net use t: /delete

net use p: 'serverName'

net use q: 'serverName'

net use t: 'serverName'

 

 

regedit /s \\128.54.12.17\netlogon\Del_disableditems.bat

/**regedit.exe /s ScheduleContactManager.reg**/

 

ftype MSPaper.Document="C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft

 

Shared\MODI\11.0\MSPVIEW.EXE"

assoc .tif=MSPaper.Document

ftype MSPaper.Document="C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft

 

Shared\MODI\11.0\MSPVIEW.EXE"

assoc .tiff=MSPaper.Document

 

This login script is currently used for when certain users log in, i added the part marked with /** **/.

 

The .reg file is saved in the same folder as the .bat file, I have gone into AD and changed my logon script to this newly created one but it doesn't seem to edit the registry when i log back in.

 

Any ideas would be very welcome.

 

David

[DrPerceptron]

Does it import if you add it manually?

 

you could try bolting a pause at the end and asking Group Policy to show logon script in process should tell you stuff.

 

I think (not sure, was a while ago) that I had problems with importing stuff into the registry because group policy denied access to it for students, so I had to come up with an alternative solution - I added it to the mandatory profile.

[bio]

I think you should add the full path name before ScheduleContactManager.reg

 

bio..

[mac_shinobi]

Hi there.

 

 

I am currently trying to edit a login script batch file in order to change the decimal value of a registry key.

 

 

This is the text for my batch file (actual server names have been replaced with ServerName):-

 

net use p: /delete

net use q: /delete

net use t: /delete

net use p: 'serverName'

net use q: 'serverName'

net use t: 'serverName'

 

 

regedit /s \\128.54.12.17\netlogon\Del_disableditems.bat

/**regedit.exe /s ScheduleContactManager.reg**/

 

Im not brilliant with bat scripts as have not really played around with them much but shouldn't the following line

 

Del_disableditems.bat

 

Be a .reg file extension ?

 

Just at the start of the line is regedit ( I mean unless you are using the del_disableditems.bat to call the reg file or something ( not sure )

[Shrimpersfan]

ok so this morning i played around again and i seemed to have this fixed. However, i need to modify the registry within a citrix environment.

 

I have tried this but without success, the registry changes on my local machine when i log in but not when i log in to a citrix session. Both my local login and citrix login are using the same login script.