Sticky Keys

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Does anybody know of a way to set the sticky key options from within Active
Directory? I am trying to avoid visiting 150 PCs to set the options.

Thanks
Chris
 
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Chris Sackett said:
Does anybody know of a way to set the sticky key options from within
Active Directory? I am trying to avoid visiting 150 PCs to set the
options.

Thanks
Chris
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I can't remember if this is an option in a GPO/User config, but I would
imagine you can create a WMI (VB) logon script in a GPO to do this for you.

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I can't remember if this is an option in a GPO/User config, but I would
imagine you can create a WMI (VB) logon script in a GPO to do this for
you.
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If it is not a "pre-built option" then one can pretty
much always do it with a GPO using the "Administrative
Templates" are.

Build an ADM file to set the relevant registry key/value.

Or as Ace says, a batch file. I would probably just do it
with regini.exe but again you could write a (more serious)
VB script.
 
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Herb Martin said:
If it is not a "pre-built option" then one can pretty
much always do it with a GPO using the "Administrative
Templates" are.

Build an ADM file to set the relevant registry key/value.

Or as Ace says, a batch file. I would probably just do it
with regini.exe but again you could write a (more serious)
VB script.
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I would imagine to use ART (Adv Registry Tracer) to take a before and after
snapshot of the reg when the sticky copy option is selected to capture that
key. Then regini would be a good choice to use to populate it, or even make
the ADM file, as you mentioned, from it then use it in a GPO.

Ace
 
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I would imagine to use ART (Adv Registry Tracer) to take a before and
after snapshot of the reg when the sticky copy option is selected to
capture that key. Then regini would be a good choice to use to populate
it, or even make the ADM file, as you mentioned, from it then use it in a
GPO.
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I didn't know that one; I would probably have used the (free)
RegWatch (or whatever it is called) from SysInternals.com
 
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Herb Martin said:
I didn't know that one; I would probably have used the (free)
RegWatch (or whatever it is called) from SysInternals.com
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Nice little tool. Kind of like a Wininstall LE or Wise Installer MSI creator
that extracts the differences into a file. I would imagine RegWatch does the
same?

Ace
 
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