Hello, I am attempting to write up a script to delete a bunch (say 20 or so) registry keys on various machines. Everything seems to be working Ok, I can see all of the keys (just in testing stages and only printing them right now ;-)) that I want to delete.

The problem I am running into is the actual deletion of the keys. There are some that are located in CUser, which, a friend of mine tells me, are not accessible via an IPC$ share. Ok, so no problem, have the user's run the script. Except that some of the other keys are in LMachine and admin rights are needed to delete them.

Does anybody know of a way to get rid of the CUser keys remotely? Any ideas how I can get around this?

In reply to Win32::TieRegistry with remote CUser? by the_slycer

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