Windows 10: Apply taking effect to a registry editing and modification by script

Discus and support Apply taking effect to a registry editing and modification by script in Windows 10 Customization to solve the problem; How to apply taking effect to a registry editing and modification by command line / script ? thanks in advance. 102387 Discussion in 'Windows 10 Customization' started by budi, Jan 14, 2018.

  1. BUDI
    budi Win User

    Apply taking effect to a registry editing and modification by script


    How to apply taking effect to a registry editing and modification by command line / script ?
    thanks in advance.

    :)
     
    budi, Jan 14, 2018
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  2. GINA_ON_THE_THREAD
    Gina_on_the_thread Win User

    Windows 10 : There are currently no power options available

    Then that was probably the effect of the Registry modification that you did. There must be a delay. It usually gets applied Aftewr restarting the PC.

    Do you still need help?
     
    Gina_on_the_thread, Jan 14, 2018
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  3. JWALKER107
    jwalker107 Win User
    Disable Flash in Edge Browser - Group Policy / Script / Unattend?

    Unfortunately, that method requires each user to take an action, or add the registry update to a logon script or Start command. This is additionally complicated in that registry editing tools are blocked by policy, so I'd have to build a powershell or vbscript
    to make the update. And most importantly, this does not prevent the user from re-enabling Flash through the Edge settings dialog.

    I'm hoping to find something that could be applied per-machine rather than per-user, and prevent the user from circumventing it.
     
    jwalker107, Jan 14, 2018
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  4. SONICBLUE
    SonicBlue Win User

    Apply taking effect to a registry editing and modification by script

    SonicBlue, Jan 14, 2018
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