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re: Question about 'Disable the Internet Connection Wizard'
Friday, June 21, 2002 at 12:16 pm
Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Jeff Hatzinger
(1 messages posted)
Another way to achieve this would be to have the value written to the Registry at
logon. You could do this through a logon script, for example. I am using a product
called Scriptlogic that is incredible for writing effective, complicated scripts
in a matter of minutes. The nice thing about it - it's interface is entirely graphical.
But, this only works in a Windows Domain (NT or Active Directory) configuration.
If you are not in a Windows Domain configuration, export the Internet Connection
Wizard key for a user that is configured, and then silently import this key into
the Registry by creating a .cmd file and running it at startup. You can silently
import saved .Reg files by using the Regedit command with the /s option. For Example,
if you saved your exported registry key in a file called ICWDisable.Reg in the winnt\system32
directory, your command file could look like this: Regedit /s c:\winnt\system32\ICWDisable.Reg.
You could then stick this file in the Startup Folder, or reference in in the Run
Key inside the registry.
On Thursday, December 6, 2001 at 8:09 am, Leigh wrote:
>I have a question about Disable
>the Internet Connection Wizard:
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>How do you disable the Internet Connection Wizard on Windows NT for multiple users
>logging in on a domain?
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