Registry Value Equals CIR not working
I've been unable to get the following CIR working and to pick up systems with the defined reg value.
RegistryValueEquals(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon, Userinit, C:\Windows\system32\KUsrInit.exe{{comma}})
I've also tried it as
RegistryValueEquals(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon, Userinit, C:\Windows\system32\KUsrInit.exe,)
Ever since Windows 8, Any major hardware or OS changes will cause this specific registry entry to get merged with the windows default setting, causing File Explorer to launch every time a user logs in to a computer. My goal is to create a MI that will automatically correct this setting after a Windows 10 build upgrade or hardware change.
Answers (1)
Top Answer
Use RegistryValueReturn and then create a smart label to identify the machines with the incorrect value.
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That was my backup plan but would require a smart label as well as an additional CIR entry on systems which I was hoping to avoid if possible as they create some clutter in the appliance.
I may have to fall back to that after all, ty.
[Edit] ended up going the route you suggested as it's a bit more transparent for someone else if they needed to review what was going on, I'm pretty certain that my original issue was related to 64-bit redirection though as I had to alter the CIR before it worked correctly.
RegistryValueReturn(HKLM64\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon, Userinit, TEXT) - Kiyolaka 4 years ago
