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rlienadm
Jun 15, 2022Copper Contributor
windows 10 update ring notifications
Hello, I am trying to ensure users have a pop-up notification hours before windows reboots. In older update rings I see that there was two different types of notifications allowed to be set, perman...
Jannik_Reinhard
Jun 17, 2022Iron Contributor
Yes you can use the tool RegDiff. I have written an blog where I use this tool: https://jannikreinhard.com/2021/08/02/aligne-the-windows-11-taskbar-with-help-of-intune/
You can make an dump of the registry activate this setting and the create an new dump. Then you can compare both and you find the needed reg key/value.
You can make an dump of the registry activate this setting and the create an new dump. Then you can compare both and you find the needed reg key/value.
rlienadm
Jun 17, 2022Copper Contributor
Well I ended up looking for another tool and found Regsitry.Pol Reader by SDM Software. It was useful. However I noticed that the SCP settings don't match the registry location that a Group Policy would use, as it seams.
Now I guess the question is how to find the registry key from SCP Update policies? Or are they only in the location:Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\current
Thx
Now I guess the question is how to find the registry key from SCP Update policies? Or are they only in the location:Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\current
Thx
- Jannik_ReinhardJun 18, 2022Iron ContributorTo document the necessary steps and to help other users who later ask the same question, I have created a blog post with a step by step guide:
https://jannikreinhard.com/2022/06/18/configuration-of-windows-update-reboot-notifications/ - Jannik_ReinhardJun 18, 2022Iron Contributor
Hey rlienadm : You can also set this registry values from the path you found via a PowerShell remediation script:
Set-ItemProperty -Path $path -Name $name -Value $value –Force
But you can also check the settings cataloged if here are all required policies you need: