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Greg S. Blackman
Hello -
I've written an .adm script, below, that changes the registry key for the windows computer so that file extensions are shown (unhidden). The purpose of this is so that the user cannot change the option by clicking the checkbox in folder options. My company is looking to force all windows computer to show file extensions and not allow the user to change the option.
Here is the script I'm using:
CLASS USER
CATEGORY "System"
POLICY "Unhide File Extensions"
EXPLAIN "This policy will force file extensions to be seen."
KEYNAME "software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\advanced"
VALUENAME HideFileExt
END POLICY
END CATEGORY
The question I have is: since this script merely modifies the registry key once to unhide extensions, how can I set it up so that the user cannot change it??
Thanks in advance...
Greg.
I've written an .adm script, below, that changes the registry key for the windows computer so that file extensions are shown (unhidden). The purpose of this is so that the user cannot change the option by clicking the checkbox in folder options. My company is looking to force all windows computer to show file extensions and not allow the user to change the option.
Here is the script I'm using:
CLASS USER
CATEGORY "System"
POLICY "Unhide File Extensions"
EXPLAIN "This policy will force file extensions to be seen."
KEYNAME "software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\advanced"
VALUENAME HideFileExt
END POLICY
END CATEGORY
The question I have is: since this script merely modifies the registry key once to unhide extensions, how can I set it up so that the user cannot change it??
Thanks in advance...
Greg.