Regional Settings/Language Bar - Unattended/Sysprep
Hey,
I'm updating our current desktop image (XP Pro SP1) and have hit a nasty snag with respect to XP's Regional Settings and the Language Bar.
By default, when additional input languages are installed, the "Language Bar" is activated along with a hotkey for switching between input languages (left Alt+Shift). This hotkey causes our support desk a significant number of calls so i've disabled it during the unattended installation via a script that loads/modifies the Default User hive. This is working beautifully - the hotkey is disable for each new user.
Unfortunately, my images are all sysprep-based. After deploying a sysprep-based the settings for the Default User are being reset back to defaults, leaving the hotkey enabled. I've tried applying the same tweak used in my unattended via Cmdlines.txt, but no luck. The reset appears to occur after this point...
Both my unattended.inf and sysprep.inf files contain the following language settings:
[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1,2,3,4,5,6
Language=00001009
I'm looking for thoughts on maintaining these settings for the "Default User" post mini-setup.
Thoughts?
I'm updating our current desktop image (XP Pro SP1) and have hit a nasty snag with respect to XP's Regional Settings and the Language Bar.
By default, when additional input languages are installed, the "Language Bar" is activated along with a hotkey for switching between input languages (left Alt+Shift). This hotkey causes our support desk a significant number of calls so i've disabled it during the unattended installation via a script that loads/modifies the Default User hive. This is working beautifully - the hotkey is disable for each new user.
Unfortunately, my images are all sysprep-based. After deploying a sysprep-based the settings for the Default User are being reset back to defaults, leaving the hotkey enabled. I've tried applying the same tweak used in my unattended via Cmdlines.txt, but no luck. The reset appears to occur after this point...
Both my unattended.inf and sysprep.inf files contain the following language settings:
[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1,2,3,4,5,6
Language=00001009
I'm looking for thoughts on maintaining these settings for the "Default User" post mini-setup.
Thoughts?
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Posted by:
rahvintzu
18 years ago
Try using
[GuiRunOnce] in ur sysprep.inf
Calling ur script.
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/en-us/deploy/dgcb_ins_vhev.asp
The admin acct when auto logging in for the first time, should execute ur script and perm change ur default user hive, for new users.
[GuiRunOnce] in ur sysprep.inf
Calling ur script.
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/en-us/deploy/dgcb_ins_vhev.asp
The admin acct when auto logging in for the first time, should execute ur script and perm change ur default user hive, for new users.
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