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I have hundreds of users in Windows 2008 R2. How can i change these user's Regional setting's short date format to DD-MM-YYYY using script ?
Thanks
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I have hundreds of users in Windows 2008 R2. How can i change these user's Regional setting's short date format to DD-MM-YYYY using script ?
Thanks
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You could run a batch file, loaded in startup.cmd, with the necessary reg.exe command. I used to send batch file fixes out to users on their desktop.
setlocal
set ykey=Control Panel\International
reg /add HKCU\%ykey% /v sShortDate /f /d "dd-mm-yy"
endlocal
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You can do this using Group Policy Under User Config -> Preferences -> Control Panel Settings -> Regional Options.
More info here.. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754496.aspx
sorry, i can't find "Group Policy" in my windows 2008R2 – Squirrel – 2014-03-17T03:42:14.240
If you don't know what Group Policy is and how to apply it to users, then I am not sure I can help you. This question really is a professional system admin question. – MikeAWood – 2014-03-17T03:46:29.133