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    Hello, I am running Windows 2003 Server. I am trying to install an MSI file using MSIEXEC and also trying to import some registry keys through a login script. So can anyone provide me the command to import the registry keys through login script?

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    You can use the suppressing reboot switch. See the command below:

    MSIEXEC /i /q <filename>.msi REBOOT=ReallySuppress

    To import the registry keys, save your registry settings to a file and then you can use the below command in the login script:

    regedit /s <filename>

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