joengelhart Posted December 1, 2015 Report post Posted December 1, 2015 you are trying to apply settings to the Current User section of the registry which won't work during a task sequence as the task sequence runs for Computers not users, you can get around this by mounting the registry hive for the Default User, making the changes using your chosen registry file which is pointing to this mount point, then commit the changes, what this will mean is that All new user profiles on that computer will get the change, here's an example of that for a Windows 7 deployment (you will need to adjust accordingly for Windows XP so that C:\Users becomes C:\Documents and Settings\) Below is an example for modifying HKCU settings for Windows 7 the first step will Load the Default User registry hive into a mountpoint called Defuser using a Run Command Line step like so cmd.exe /c reg.exe load HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\defuser c:\users\default\ntuser.dat in the next step we import the Registry file in another Run Command Line step this Registry file can be a file in a package. cmd.exe /c reg.exe import "Userprefs.reg" the important thing here is that the registry file refers to the mountpoint referenced in our first step, below is an example of that Are you running this while in the "boot image" or while in the "currently installed OS"? Thanks Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...