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May 10th 06, 01:00 AM
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Auto-updating Registry via batch file
I have the computers in my office set up so that a batch file runs when the
user logs in. I've added the following lines to it ----------------------- REM: [Add Registry values] I:\redbg.reg ---------------------- The problem is that when the batch file runs, the user is asked "do you want to add the information in redbg.reg to the Registry?" (Well, that's paraphrased.) Is there a way I can run the .reg through without asking the user? Something like I:\redbg.reg /force or what? Ideas? Thanks in advance. I'm still learning this stuff. Warm regards, Jim 
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May 10th 06, 01:06 AM
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Auto-updating Registry via batch file
Regedit /s file.reg
-- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to lose a war in Iraq http://webdiary.com.au/cms/?q=node/1335#comment-48641 ================================================= "JaimeZX" wrote in message ... I have the computers in my office set up so that a batch file runs when the user logs in. I've added the following lines to it ----------------------- REM: [Add Registry values] I:\redbg.reg ---------------------- The problem is that when the batch file runs, the user is asked "do you want to add the information in redbg.reg to the Registry?" (Well, that's paraphrased.) Is there a way I can run the .reg through without asking the user? Something like I:\redbg.reg /force or what? Ideas? Thanks in advance. I'm still learning this stuff. Warm regards, Jim
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May 10th 06, 01:24 AM
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Auto-updating Registry via batch file
Cool, thanks David!
 "David Candy" wrote: Regedit /s file.reg -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to lose a war in Iraq http://webdiary.com.au/cms/?q=node/1335#comment-48641 ================================================= "JaimeZX" wrote in message ... I have the computers in my office set up so that a batch file runs when the user logs in. I've added the following lines to it ----------------------- REM: [Add Registry values] I:\redbg.reg ---------------------- The problem is that when the batch file runs, the user is asked "do you want to add the information in redbg.reg to the Registry?" (Well, that's paraphrased.) Is there a way I can run the .reg through without asking the user? Something like I:\redbg.reg /force or what? Ideas? Thanks in advance. I'm still learning this stuff. Warm regards, Jim
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