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[garlin]

As a quick reminder on my earlier post #37:

This workaround fixes the problem of applying the same reg changes to ALL new user accounts. If you're the primary user, and no other users are needed, then you can always import any HKCU reg file from Post-Setup (After logon).

The catch is (After logon) changes will only apply to the FIRST user account that logs on, and no one else. So use this workaround if you need to apply the same HKCU reg file to multiple user profiles.

 

[tired-it]

As a quick reminder on my earlier post #37:

This workaround fixes the problem of applying the same reg changes to ALL new user accounts. If you're the primary user, and no other users are needed, then you can always import any HKCU reg file from Post-Setup (After logon).

The catch is (After logon) changes will only apply to the FIRST user account that logs on, and no one else. So use this workaround if you need to apply the same HKCU reg file to multiple user profiles.

The RunOnce solution allows the changes to apply to all other accounts, even new ones.

Did something change with the most recent version of Windows 11? I've been using a slightly modified version of you RunOnce solution to apply a few changes after an install. And it used to work with every user. Now it seems to ignore the first user I log in as, but it works for the rest. It's as if the script is being skipped.

I attempted to change the location of the .REG file as well as the path within the RunOnce file. Nothing. I can manually find the .REG file and merge it myself, but that defeats the purpose of the automation. I'm wondering what I may have done to mess it up, but can't point to anything specifically.