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12/14/2011 11:33:37 AM
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kim meijer
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We're setting pre-defined "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" keys. These keys are set by Flex Profiles, but when a user logs onto a machine no keys are touched. I've placed a script into the HKCU runkey that will also create a logfile with a timestamp. But when I logon I see that the key is placed in the HKCU Runkey, but no file with a timestamp is created on the HDD.
All the other user specified applications that are placed in the RUN of the HKCU are neither touched. It seems that Windows has already touched this key, and that Flex then placed all the keys.
Is this a known issue? Or how can I fix this?
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12/14/2011 11:43:05 AM
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Arnout Grootveld — Immidio
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Kim,
How are you running Flex Profiles at logon? Via the Flex Profiles Group Policy client-side extension or from a logon script?
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Arnout.
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12/14/2011 11:56:53 AM
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kim meijer
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We're running Flex Profiles through the GPO Extension.
All other functions with Flex seems to work correctly.
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12/14/2011 1:24:26 PM
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Arnout Grootveld — Immidio
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Kim,
What did you mean by your statement "All the other user specified applications that are placed in the RUN of the HKCU are neither touched"? Do you mean that the "normal" run key entries (i.e. not the one you're putting there through a predefined setting) also don't work?
Also, is the "Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon" computer group policy enabled?
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Arnout.
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12/14/2011 3:05:40 PM
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kim meijer
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I wrote "All the other user specified applications that are placed in the RUN of the HKCU are neither touched" to make clear that it's not only the script that I've placed in this key through Flex. But every entry that is placed through Flex in this key isn't touched by the OS at the logon.
Also the "Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon" Computer Policy is enabled
These are the settings of Flex Profiles:
Certificate support mandatory profiles = Enabled
Flex Config Files = Enabled
Central location of Flex Config Files:
UNC Path
Process folder recursively
checked
Run FlexEngine as Group Policy Extension = Enabled
FlexEngine Logging = Enabled
Path and name of log file:
%Homeshare%
LogLevel : Warn
Max log size = 0
Profile Archive backups = Enabled
Location of storing user profile archive backups:
Homedrive (Drive letter)
Hide backup folder = checked
Number of backups per profile archive = 5
Profile Archives = Enabled
Location for storing user profile archives:
%homeshare%\inst\Flex\Acc
Hide profile archive folder : Unchecked
Compress profile Archives : Unchecked
Retain File modification dates : Unchecked
Show Flex Profiles logon and logoff progress information = Enabled
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12/14/2011 7:26:33 PM
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Arnout Grootveld — Immidio
Posts 269
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Kim,
Can you send the following to support [at] immidio.com?
- The predefined settings archive that you are using.
- A FlexEngine log file at DEBUG level, containing information for both logon and logoff.
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Arnout.
edited by Arnout Grootveld — Immidio on 12/14/2011
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