(imported comment written by JackCoates91)
Hi,
how did you do it? I’d use the Windows Registry Wizard to edit the HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\services\RemoteRegistry Start DWORD to ‘3’ or ‘4’. That’s manual or disabled. Then I’d add
waithidden cmd /c “net stop remoteregistry”
to the end of my action.
Looks like the UI of the registry wizard suggests using ‘0x3’ or ‘0x4’ for DWORDS, which doesn’t work for me.