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1. #Webdrive v12 import reg file how to#
2. #Webdrive v12 import reg file code#
3. #Webdrive v12 import reg file windows#

#Webdrive v12 import reg file windows#

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#Webdrive v12 import reg file code#

When i run it manually it creates the respective nodes in registry but i want it execute using powershell script.īelow is the code which i tried using but got no results - $PathofRegFile="c:\file.reg"Īnother code which i tried was this - Start-Process -filepath "C:\windows\regedit.exe" -argumentlist "/s c:\file.reg"īelow is the Content of my. reg file (registry file) using PowerShell Script but I am not able to run it. Nutshell recap: Is it possible to open another user's HKCU from the command line or a batch file, import a. Office, turn it on at home or a remote job site, and have their new Outlook settings appear, even if they've never logged on to that machine while connected to our network. I'd like users to be able to take a laptop with them from the Also, I'd like more control over the process - when you set up a GPO to add registry info on login, that info doesn't get added UNTIL the user logs in.

#Webdrive v12 import reg file how to#

But some of the machines don't have Win 7 or 8 Pro, and can't join domains - not only that, but I want to know how to do this for future reference in the possibleĪbsence of a domain environment. Still marginally faster then setting up OutlookĪnd before anyone asks why I'm not using a GPO, well, I am, for some machines. Otherwise I have to log on as each user and then import the relevant. If this works, I can simply run it once on each machine, saving metric truckloads of time. reg file, save and unload the hive,Īnd move on to the next user. But I'd like to write a batch file that will load each user's HKCU, import the relevant. reg files for all users to the shared directory on a network drive. I've already set up Outlook on one machine and exported. reg file just sticks the info into HKCU_CURRENT_USER. New hive to, that you want to import the new keys. I can load the other user's hive, but the "reg import" command doesn't seem to have any way of specifying exactly where, in the temp directory you've loaded the reg file to another user's hive via the command line. The big problem I have is that I can'tįigure out how to import a. I even wrote a batch file that backs up the old \Outlook keys and imports the new ones. regįile, import them on another machine, and whichever user is currently logged in will have their Outlook settings updated.

Now, recently I discovered something nifty: You can set up Outlook the way you want, export the keys in " HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Outlook" to a. Needless to say, it takes forever, and I've already done it more times then I care to contemplate. That means I need to set up Outlook 250 times. Go to each machine and change each user's Outlook settings. Thing is, every time we change our configuration (as we are doing now, switching e-mail providers), I need to Even though I now hate Outlook with the thermonuclear fire of a thousand suns, it's what everyone knows how to use. We have a windows SBSĢ012 server with a shared folder that everyone can access. No one is assigned their own machine everyone can use any machine (most are laptops), and everyone has their own user profile. A little background - I volunteer for an organization that has about 25 employees, and 10 computers.