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The document outlines registry settings for configuring authentication methods on Windows 7 and Windows 10 machines, specifically under 'HKLM\Software\PPD\IT Tools'. It details the 'ElevationMethod' setting and its possible values for user authentication, as well as additional settings for specifying executable paths and display names for tools and links. The document serves as a guide for IT administrators to manage application elevation and tool configurations effectively.

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The document outlines registry settings for configuring authentication methods on Windows 7 and Windows 10 machines, specifically under 'HKLM\Software\PPD\IT Tools'. It details the 'ElevationMethod' setting and its possible values for user authentication, as well as additional settings for specifying executable paths and display names for tools and links. The document serves as a guide for IT administrators to manage application elevation and tool configurations effectively.

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On Windows 7 machine the package will set one registry as follow:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\PPD\IT Tools\ElevationMethod = "legacy, windows"

This will make the login window in Windows 7 to be directly with Username and
Password.

On Windows 10 machine it will be directly with the Elevate Button.

AVAILABLE REGISTRY SETTINGS

All settings should be at 'HKLM\Software\PPD\IT Tools' and of type REG_SZ

Setting :
'ElevationMethod'
Description :
Defines which authentication method to use when the app Is run with non-admin
account.
Windows Elevation invokes a UAC elevation prompt (prefered, but problematic on
Windows 7)
Legacy Authentication Is similar to how IT Tools 3 worked
Both will relaunch the application
Possible values :
'windows, legacy' [DEFAULT] Windows Elevation prompt first, but with option to
switch
'legacy, windows' : Legacy Authentication prompt first, but with option to switch
'windows' : Windows Elevation prompt only
'legacy' : Legacy Authentication prompt only

Setting :
'CmRcViewerPath'
Description :
Use to point to the executable of the SCCM Remote Control tool
Possible values :
Full Path to executable file
If not configured, the application uses either '[appDir]\SCCM\CmRcViewer.exe' Or
'[programFilesDir]\ConfigMgr\bin\i386\CmRcViewer.exe' If any of those is available

Setting :
'ToolNameX' (where X Is a number from 1 to 4, example 'ToolName1')
Description :
Use to set the display name of the elevated tools buttons in the Admin Tools tab
Use With 'ToolEXEX', see below.
Possible values :
Any String

Setting :
'ToolEXEX' (where last X Is a number from 1 to 4, example 'ToolEXE1')
Use with 'ToolNameX', see above
Description :
Use to set the target executables to which the elevated tool buttons in the Admin
Tools tab point
Possible values :
A full path to an executable file

Setting :
'LinkNameX' (where X Is a number from 1 to 9, example 'LinkName1')
Description :
Use to set the display name of the buttons in the IT Links tab
Use With 'LinkURLX', see below.
Possible values :
Any String

Setting :
'LinkURLX' (where X Is a number from 1 to 9, example 'LinkURL1')
Use with 'LinkNameX', see above
Description :
Use to set the target URLs to which the buttons in the IT Links tab point
Possible values :
A String that begins with either 'http://' Or 'https://'

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