proper reg keys to export 1

[tamray]

We run a 2003 Remote Desktop environment. All users are set with mandatory profiles (not roaming). On log off, a script copies up reg keys for Outlook, Office, and IE to the users home directory. On login a script runs to restore users settings. I am having difficulty finding the proper reg keys to copy for a one of our users who is monitoring a web cam that utilizes Active X. Each day they access the web cam for the first time, it requires they answer a couple questions about some Active X controls, etc... Anyone know what reg keys to work with so the user does not need to answer the questions each time, or maybe a way to prevent the pop ups altogether?


Raymond

 

[itsp1965]

You have indicated that your users run mandatory profiles and your one user is prompted each time to install the ActiveX controls for the webcam. Have you tried giving him a standard profile allow to logon, run the webcam activeX control and then changing it back to mandatory?

 

[markdmac]

Why are you not redirecting Application Data via GPO? That should resolve this issue.

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[tamray]

I do have this set in a GPO (\\truth-1\homes$\%USERNAME%\Application Data)

Any other ideas?

 

[markdmac]

You have it set where in a GPO? Are you using the folder redirection section?

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Regards,

Mark

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[tamray]

User configuration, Windows Settings, Folder Redirection

event viewer shows:

Successfully redirected folder Application Data.

 

[markdmac]

That should be what you need. As was suggested above, I would ensure the ActiveX control is within your image.

I hope you find this post helpful.

Regards,

Mark

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[tamray]

itsp1965's recommendation seems to have worked. Will reply if I need more help on this.


Thanks