I am running Windows 10 Pro (ver 1809) OpenSSH. When I SSH into the Windows 10 box as an administrator, I am unable to run regedit.exe /S <reg file>
. Typing in the command just returns me to the command line prompt. I am able to successfully run the reg.exe
command; I can query and make changes to the registry with reg.exe
. This tells me that I am indeed executing as an admin. I have verified that 'regedit.exe' invoked in the SSH session does not work by running 'regedit.exe' from the console and using the GUI interface to examine the registry keys that I wanted to change. The keys are unchanged.
regedit.exe /S <reg file>
works fine from a console admin command prompt; it just doesn't work from within an SSH session. Has anyone else seen this behavior?
regedit /s
to do in your SSH terminal window?