Bryce, it worked! Now, if there is only a way to change permission on that registry key through login script so normal users can have write access...Or maybe use the SU service to write a key to the registry and give normal users write access to that directory?
I found this software that maybe able to use to change permission on the registry. I haven't really looked that much on this program but I'm sure this will do the job? Its called RegDACL
http://www.heysoft.de/nt/reg/ep-regd.htm
