Mark Hammond wrote :
Another drawback is that if your service fails for any reason, a fairly
important part of Windows will also fail to work. The RPCSS service isn't
*really* dependent on your service; abusing service dependencies for this
reason is (IMO) courting much bigger problems.
I totally agree with you. I have found another dependency to use :
Themes, which is less heavy than RPCSS.
This works, but it does not make exactly what I want. Indeed, I would
like to set some values in a HKLM subkey
at windows boot, in order that changes are effective as soon as a user
logs in after boot sequence. In my case,
registry values are well written, but changes aren't effective yet... So
user needs to reboot.
I tried to use the FlushKey() method from _winreg module in order to
immediately write changes to registry.
Changes are written, but not effective. I thought that user's login
refreshed the registry, and then changes could
have taken effect, but it seems not to be really the case.
Is there any other Python _winreg method that could force registry
changes to become effective as soon as
changes are written into the registry ?
Regards,
SP
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