pow
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Registered: 11th Sep 06
Location: Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire
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Stupid fucking microsoft and their US roots.
My whole network is set to a US keyboard. No fucking good when my network has UK keyboards  
Now, if i log on as administrator, change it to UK setup and log out, log back in as admin all is fine and the @ sign is in the right place.
But, if I log in as anyone else (I assume becuase they have a profile that is streamed from the server), back to US setting.
How do I change this? TIA 
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Neo
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Registered: 20th Feb 07
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um....you tried deleting the US keyboard, which defaults it to UK. When you press ok it says you cant remove us but leaves uk as default.
Is this on each machine or just on the server ?
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pow
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Each machine mikey 
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pow
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OK, found the registry value that changes this, how do I deploy a reg change via a batchfile?
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deano87
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Daniel_Corsa
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Location: Wigton, Cumbria
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not set up ntuser.dat / ntuser.man to the UK keyboard settings are resave the ntuser.
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pow
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Daniel, eh?
INSTRUCTIONS
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Step 1: Save the above code as keyboard.adm file into the folder C:Windows\inf on the server
Step 2: Create and link a new GPO (call it something like “Keyboard Layout”)
Step 3: Edit the Keyboard Layout GPO
Step 4: In the Group Policy Editor Window; under User Configuration, right click Administrative Templates and choose Add Template
Step 5: select the keyboard.adm template and click OK until you are returned to the Group Policy Editor window
Step 6: with Templates still selected on the left hand side, select view from the toolbar, and filtering
Step 7: make sure the bottom 2 tick boxes (“only show configured policy settings” and “only show policy settings that can be fully managed”) are un-ticked
Step 8: Browse to the following setting (using the view on the left hand side) User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Custom Settings > Keyboard Layout
Step 9: Enable the policy setting listed on the right hand side (“Set UK Keyboard Layout”)
btw 
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