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Registry Tips: "Setting the Internet Explorer Home Page
Submitted 9/4/01
If you want to set the home page used by Internet Explorer through the registry
Start Regedit
Go to HKey_Current_User \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Main
Give the Start Page key the string value you wish set as homepage
Submitted by Austin Henderson"
Submitted 9/4/01
If you want to set the home page used by Internet Explorer through the registry
Start Regedit
Go to HKey_Current_User \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Main
Give the Start Page key the string value you wish set as homepage
Submitted by Austin Henderson"
Monday, March 05, 2007
Thursday, March 01, 2007
Altiris - AClient Post config w/ Sysprep & GUIRunOnce: " 03/31/2006 07:35 AM
fschiavone
Junior Member
Posts: 10
Joined: 04/13/2004
Answer I came up with a resolution in the event anyone else runs into this problem.
Instead of using the GuiRunOnce command in the Sysprep.inf file, i moved my commands to the CMDLines.txt file. The cmdlines.txt file should be located in the $oew$ folder (..\sysprep\i386\$oem$). Prefix the cmdlines.txt file with [Commands] and under neith insert the path to the commands lines you wish to run. It should look like the following:
[Commands]
c:\build\postbuild.bat
c:\build\renamelocaladmin.bat
c:\build\diskpart.bat
Be sure to allow the auto logon for the local admin account at least 3 auto-logons.
That seems to cure my issues. Please note that MS does not recommend running MSI based installs from the CMDLines.txt file. They strongly suggest using the GuiRunOnce section ins sysprep.inf.
Hope that helps.
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fschiavone
Junior Member
Posts: 10
Joined: 04/13/2004
Answer I came up with a resolution in the event anyone else runs into this problem.
Instead of using the GuiRunOnce command in the Sysprep.inf file, i moved my commands to the CMDLines.txt file. The cmdlines.txt file should be located in the $oew$ folder (..\sysprep\i386\$oem$). Prefix the cmdlines.txt file with [Commands] and under neith insert the path to the commands lines you wish to run. It should look like the following:
[Commands]
c:\build\postbuild.bat
c:\build\renamelocaladmin.bat
c:\build\diskpart.bat
Be sure to allow the auto logon for the local admin account at least 3 auto-logons.
That seems to cure my issues. Please note that MS does not recommend running MSI based installs from the CMDLines.txt file. They strongly suggest using the GuiRunOnce section ins sysprep.inf.
Hope that helps.
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