Hey all. It just dawned on me that my registry tweaks that start with HKEY_CURRENT_USER are only being applied to the account I use to autologin ("admin" oddly enough... duh). Can you automatically change any reference from CURRENT_USER to LOCAL_MACHINE in a reg setting so the setting applies to anyone that logs into the PC (which is what I want with all of my reg settings on all the PC's)? I'm using RIS in a 7 person environment and I am currently installing everything under the "admin" account. Once the actual user logs in, they don't have half of the reg tweaks that admin has. Any ideas? Thanks.

Some tweaks can, but not all.

Are you applying at cmdlines.txt?

When Cmdlines.txt runs, there is no logged-on user and no network connectivity. All user-specific information is written to the default user registry, and all subsequently created users inherit those registry settings. These must be HKCU settings

BTW you can't just change HKCU stuff to HKLM. As Aegis said some can but usually they are written to a different part of HKLM. Too much to go into detail here about. Its all been covered. Might try using that Reg Tweakage .Net up in Unattended forum and import the HKCU at cmdlines.