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In the process of tweaking my Windows images, I have encountered a few of my registry files that, when I try to apply them, NTLite complains that errors were encountered while trying to do so.
I found that this happened because those registry files were changing registry values and keys that the Administrator group did not have permission to modify. I also found that the System user did have permission to modify these keys. When I tried applying my affected registry files while running NTLite as the System user, the tweaks were successfully applied.
My suggestion is that the process for applying registry files be changed slightly. Would it be possible for NTLite to continue applying registry files as it currently does but if an error is encountered for any file, try apply that file's alterations once again as the System user?
I personally used PowerRun to run NTLite as the System user but I also found an AutoIT script that claims to do the same thing:
http://www.sordum.org/9416/powerrun-v1-1-run-with-highest-privileges/
https://github.com/jschicht/RunAsTI/blob/master/RunAsTI.au3
I found that this happened because those registry files were changing registry values and keys that the Administrator group did not have permission to modify. I also found that the System user did have permission to modify these keys. When I tried applying my affected registry files while running NTLite as the System user, the tweaks were successfully applied.
My suggestion is that the process for applying registry files be changed slightly. Would it be possible for NTLite to continue applying registry files as it currently does but if an error is encountered for any file, try apply that file's alterations once again as the System user?
I personally used PowerRun to run NTLite as the System user but I also found an AutoIT script that claims to do the same thing:
http://www.sordum.org/9416/powerrun-v1-1-run-with-highest-privileges/
https://github.com/jschicht/RunAsTI/blob/master/RunAsTI.au3
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