changing the system "default" settings

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Andrew Edwards

I've determined a few settings I would like to apply to my current user,
all present user accounts on the system and all future accounts to be
created on the system. How do I go about applying these settings to the
registry so that all accounts are affected?

Say for instance I want the system to automatically delete the Temporary
Internet Files for all user accounts ever created on a given system, how
do I accomplish this? I have a good idea how to make the change for the
current user but am at a lost when it comes to making this the default
setting for the system.

Thanks for your help.
Andrew
 
Andrew Edwards said:
I've determined a few settings I would like to apply to my current user,
all present user accounts on the system and all future accounts to be
created on the system. How do I go about applying these settings to the
registry so that all accounts are affected?

Say for instance I want the system to automatically delete the Temporary
Internet Files for all user accounts ever created on a given system, how
do I accomplish this? I have a good idea how to make the change for the
current user but am at a lost when it comes to making this the default
setting for the system.
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If you know the Registry setting, apply it for one user profile, then
export the Registry key and double-click the REG file that has been
created now once in all other profiles to apply the change.
Also see "How to Create a Custom Default User Profile"
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=319974).
 
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