Assume I have a bootable USB flash drive with Win10 and additiional other tools on it..
Booting it works fine.
Now immediately after booting from this USB flash drive I want to AUTOMATICALLY patch/enter some customized keys resp. values into the Registry.
As an example think of switching to german keyboard in an english Win10 by entering:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Keyboard Layout\Preload]
"1"="00000407"
"2"="00000409"
"3"="00000419"
I though (and read) when I open file "/sources/boot.wim" and put my own registyr statements into file "/Windows/system32/Startup.reg" will do the trick. But this is not the case.
Why not?
Is this Startup.reg only for 32 bit Win10? ...and for 64bit Win10 different?
Is there another way to automatically apply Registry statements to running Win10 immediately after start?
Peter
Booting it works fine.
Now immediately after booting from this USB flash drive I want to AUTOMATICALLY patch/enter some customized keys resp. values into the Registry.
As an example think of switching to german keyboard in an english Win10 by entering:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Keyboard Layout\Preload]
"1"="00000407"
"2"="00000409"
"3"="00000419"
I though (and read) when I open file "/sources/boot.wim" and put my own registyr statements into file "/Windows/system32/Startup.reg" will do the trick. But this is not the case.
Why not?
Is this Startup.reg only for 32 bit Win10? ...and for 64bit Win10 different?
Is there another way to automatically apply Registry statements to running Win10 immediately after start?
Peter
