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REG_MULTI_SZ are not imported properly
Hi, Just wanted to check if I was doing something wrong, or if I hit a (hopefully known) bug : When I export a LGPO backup (generated with LGPO.exe /b) as a PolicyRules file (using the GPO2PolicyRules.exe binary), multi-lines registry (REG_MULTI_SZ) values are exported with \0 delimiter, but are not imported back with line breaks. A practical example: I do want to change the ECC curves preferred order on my systems, and I use the related GPEdit entry to change it. The setting is exported correctly in the PolicyRules file, but upon re-import (using LGPO.exe /p), the value is imported as a single-line string (see attached screnshots, I believe it does speak for itself :)) Is it a known behavior, and is there a workaround for it ? Thanks !Solved2.1KViews0likes4CommentsOn-Premise Security Risk Detection
Hello, I was wondering if there are plans to provide an on-premise option for the Microsoft Security Risk Detection service (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security-risk-detection/) ? We heavily rely on Visual Studio for our development, but we cannot use cloud services at the moment (mainly for security and confidentiality related reasons), and we heavily rely on on-premise services that we can deploy, manage and control. Thank you!Re: User Logon Scripts Headache
Alban1999 I strongly feel you, as I spent a lot of time trying to automate the installation of a startup script on Windows 10 and Windows 7 using the Machine folder, and it was a disappointing experience, and since, as you mentioned, LGPO.exe does not handle startup script at the moment, I had to use a .reg file and manually edit the GPT.ini file to point to the correct script. As it was getting way overkill for the initial task (regulate fans speed at startup, depending on some hardware presence or not), I ended up creating a Scheduled Task launching the PowerShell script at startup. It works great, and it literally takes 2 lines of PowerShell and a XML Task file to import it on a new machine. Aaron Margosis That's great news that a new version of LGPO is on the way 🙂 If you need testers for it, do not hesitate to let me know, would be happy to provide a feedback 🙂8.4KViews1like1Comment
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