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11-30-2021
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Using the Winmgmt /resetrepository worked for me, and I wasn't seeing any errors when launching the msinfo32 I believe the WinMgmt command stops the service for you, as initially I had an error that there were dependencies to the service. When I stopped the service, which informed me there were two Dell services dependent on it, then I could successfully run the command. I hadn't checked if the WMI or Dell services had restarted, so hopefully nether of these were causing the GP failure.
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08-01-2021
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Hi, according to the doc, to run a pre (or post) vpn script can be run as admin using the following: context admin | user I haven't been able to get this working, so I'm guessing I have the variables all wrong. Can someone give me an example of how this would be used in a script? For example my current registry entry works as local user like below: "COMMAND"="%appdata%\\PA\\Pre_Script.bat" How do I add this admin variable to make it run as admin? Thanks, Nathan
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