Hi,

I have a question:

I had a GPO statup script for creating some registry key under HQLocal
Machine for XP. It's works fine under Windows XP but under Windwos Vista the
startup script doesn't works.

If I make a GP Result, I see that the GPO is applied.

If I thest to launch the scipt under a user session(with the right to write
into the registry) it works fine.

How have a solution ?

Re: Vista Stratup Script by Harvey

Harvey
Wed May 07 15:31:45 CDT 2008

Does the computer account have the right to write to HKLM? Startup scripts
are processed by the computer, not the user.


"danyway2" <danywaystrige2@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:7CCCD92B-D402-4163-9D13-6C91E0738FE6@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have a question:
>
> I had a GPO statup script for creating some registry key under HQLocal
> Machine for XP. It's works fine under Windows XP but under Windwos Vista
> the
> startup script doesn't works.
>
> If I make a GP Result, I see that the GPO is applied.
>
> If I thest to launch the scipt under a user session(with the right to
> write
> into the registry) it works fine.
>
> How have a solution ?
>


Re: Vista Stratup Script by danyway2

danyway2
Wed May 07 16:41:15 CDT 2008

Maybe some one can give me an idea or an solution for deploying a scripted
software installation with or without an autologon script under windows
vista.



"danyway2" <danywaystrige2@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:7CCCD92B-D402-4163-9D13-6C91E0738FE6@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have a question:
>
> I had a GPO statup script for creating some registry key under HQLocal
> Machine for XP. It's works fine under Windows XP but under Windwos Vista
> the
> startup script doesn't works.
>
> If I make a GP Result, I see that the GPO is applied.
>
> If I thest to launch the scipt under a user session(with the right to
> write
> into the registry) it works fine.
>
> How have a solution ?
>


Re: Vista Stratup Script by danyway2

danyway2
Thu May 08 02:43:01 CDT 2008

Normaly it is the USer Account "Local Service" how run the computer startup
script.
Under Windows XP I'm sure that works like this but under Vista I'm sure if
it is the same proccess.

"Harvey Colwell" wrote:

> Does the computer account have the right to write to HKLM? Startup scripts
> are processed by the computer, not the user.
>
>
> "danyway2" <danywaystrige2@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
> news:7CCCD92B-D402-4163-9D13-6C91E0738FE6@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a question:
> >
> > I had a GPO statup script for creating some registry key under HQLocal
> > Machine for XP. It's works fine under Windows XP but under Windwos Vista
> > the
> > startup script doesn't works.
> >
> > If I make a GP Result, I see that the GPO is applied.
> >
> > If I thest to launch the scipt under a user session(with the right to
> > write
> > into the registry) it works fine.
> >
> > How have a solution ?
> >
>
>

Re: Vista Stratup Script by danyway2

danyway2
Fri May 09 12:07:14 CDT 2008

I have found the solution.

The computer wasn't have the right to access the network folder where the
script is.


"danyway2" <danywaystrige2@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:7CCCD92B-D402-4163-9D13-6C91E0738FE6@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have a question:
>
> I had a GPO statup script for creating some registry key under HQLocal
> Machine for XP. It's works fine under Windows XP but under Windwos Vista
> the
> startup script doesn't works.
>
> If I make a GP Result, I see that the GPO is applied.
>
> If I thest to launch the scipt under a user session(with the right to
> write
> into the registry) it works fine.
>
> How have a solution ?
>