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Win10 Custom Settings Profile to deploy Binary Registry Values
Hello,
I try to deploy an Binary Regedit Key via a Custom Setting Profile (HUB) in UEM.
Can someone provide an example on how to construct the data string in binary ?
I also see this post : Solved: Win10 Custom Settings Profile to deploy Multistrin... - VMware Technology Network VMTN
and this one : Configure registry with CSP - Digital Workspace
This is my current custom profile (not working):
<wap-provisioningdoc id="D6844F4D-BB07-4A10-87B3-EA62502D829F" name="customprofile">/
<characteristic type="com.airwatch.winrt.registryoperation" uuid="050d85b2-ab9e-4d62-a1dd-81b233debbd8">
<parm RegistryPath="HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Excel.Sheet.12" Action="Replace">
<Value Name="EditFlags" Data="00000100" Type="BINARY" />
</parm>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
Best regards
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Solved,
Firsly i extract the regedit file, than i open it and saw : "EditFlags"=hex:00,00,01,00
If i can help someone this is my code :
<wap-provisioningdoc id="B625CC2D-E381-4BE4-B8F8-2FA5D78C4DC3" name="customprofile">/
<characteristic type="com.airwatch.winrt.registryoperation" uuid="aade5f05-5dd1-4ca8-b16a-cdb92d65e38e">
<parm RegistryPath="HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Excel.Sheet.12" Action="Replace">
<Value Name="EditFlags" Data="00,00,01,00" Type="Binary" />
</parm>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
Best regards
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Good catch, I fought a similar battle last week before realizing CSP uses different naming for data types like DWORD instead of REG_DWORD. I doublechecked the code several times before I realized the difference.
My only thoughts are "WHY???"