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Adding values under the "Default User" registry key

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Is there any method to add registry values for the "Default User"? (I know how to manually add the keys, I want to automate the process.)

Just add your registry entries as normal from Cmdlines.txt. If you are logged on then you would go to extreme and use an idea that Bendes suggests.

It is also mentioned in the Unattended Guide.

Simply place regtweaks.reg in the same folder where cmdlines.txt exists. That would be: C:\XPCD\$OEM$\All HKEY_CURRENT_USER tweaks imported at this stage will be mapped to the Default User Profile, and any further accounts you create in future will inherit them :-)

Simple.

Edited by MHz

Mmmm... I thought the sticky topic would help :)

Actually, the HKCU tweaks imported at T-12 modify the Default User account settings, because the Default User's hive is loaded into HKEY_CURRENT_USER at that moment. When a user logs on to a machine for the first time, the user settings are taken from the Default User account. Hence, the HKCU tweaks imported at T-12 apply to all accounts ever created.
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It is also mentioned in the Unattended Guide.

Not anymore, AFAIK.

Edited by VAD

It is also mentioned in the Unattended Guide.

Not anymore, AFAIK.

Offline PDF version that I use does. The online version is a hit and miss on whether some pages are available.

@MHz

I see. The problem with the offline version is you can't give a link to the specific article...

Anyway, the question has been answered :)

Edited by VAD

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