I have the registry key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
set to put the dual monitors into clone mode whenever a user logs in.
The data value I have currently set is "C:\Windows\System32\DisplaySwitch.exe" /clone
I'm working in a Group Policy isolated environment and the computer will correctly go into clone mode when I log in with my account (Domain Admin), but logging in with the generic Domain User account will leave the monitors in extended mode. It's not a permissions issue, I can run the DisplaySwitch.exe /clone
from the command line fine. There's also nothing in the login script that would (blatantly) disable the key.
Are there anything other possible reasons that this would be ignored during login?
Current\Version
as written in your post orCurrentVersion
which is correct?HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
? Also, for users, perhaps Windows is making the new domain-user profile from copying a template that doesn't include that? I know you said HKLM, but check to see (Google it) if your user-profile-template is a user who currently isn't working.