Hide the wireless password

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  Stephen Valdinger

  October 03, 2017 18:22

  Shouldn't need to modify permissions. 

  Here's some Powershell that *should* do what you want

  #Create HKCR drive as it's not exposed by the registry provider by default
  
  New-PSDrive -Name HKCR -PSProvider Registry -Root HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
  
  #Enter the new Drive
  
  Set-Location HKCR:\AppID\
  
  #Remove the directory
  
  Remove-Item  -Path {86F80216-5DD6-4F43-953B-35EF40A35AEE} -Recurse -Force

   

  Here's an XML export of an example package which should work for you:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
  <AdminArsenal.Export Code="PDQDeploy" Name="PDQ Deploy" Version="14.2.0.3" MinimumVersion="9.0">
   <Package>
   <PackageDefinition name="Definition">
   <CopyMode>Default</CopyMode>
   <InventoryScanProfileId value="null" />
   <ScanAfterDeployment value="null" />
   <Timeout value="60" />
   <UseCustomTimeout value="false" />
   <RunAs>LocalSystem</RunAs>
   <Steps type="list">
   <PowerShellStep>
   <CustomCommandLine></CustomCommandLine>
   <Files></Files>
   <Script>#Create HKCR drive as it's not exposed by the registry provider by default
  
  New-PSDrive -Name HKCR -PSProvider Registry -Root HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
  
  #Enter the new Drive
  
  Set-Location HKCR:\AppID\
  
  #Remove the directory
  
  Remove-Item -Path {86F80216-5DD6-4F43-953B-35EF40A35AEE} -Recurse -Force</Script>
   <SuccessCodes>0</SuccessCodes>
   <RunAs value="null" />
   <Conditions type="list">
   <PackageStepCondition>
   <Architecture>Both</Architecture>
   <Version>All</Version>
   <TypeName>OperatingSystem</TypeName>
   </PackageStepCondition>
   <PackageStepCondition>
   <IsUserLoggedOn>AlwaysRun</IsUserLoggedOn>
   <TypeName>LoggedOnUser</TypeName>
   </PackageStepCondition>
   </Conditions>
   <ErrorMode>StopDeploymentFail</ErrorMode>
   <Title>Remove Wireless Password From Registry</Title>
   <TypeName>PowerShell</TypeName>
   <IsEnabled value="true" />
   </PowerShellStep>
   </Steps>
   </PackageDefinition>
   <Description></Description>
   <FolderId value="11" />
   <Name>Hide WifiPassword Forum Example</Name>
   <Path>Private Packages\Hide WifiPassword Forum Example</Path>
   <Version></Version>
   <PackageDisplaySettings name="DisplaySettings">
   <DisplayType>Normal</DisplayType>
   <IconKey>Icon-Package</IconKey>
   <SortOrder value="8" />
   </PackageDisplaySettings>
   </Package>
  </AdminArsenal.Export>

   

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• 

  Brad Dees

  October 03, 2017 20:53

  That seemed to work.  Just had to make one minor adjustment. I had to put ` back ticks in front of the {} brackets.

  Remove-Item -Path `{86F80216-5DD6-4F43-953B-35EF40A35AEE`} -Recurse -Force
  
  Thanks,
  Brad
  
  

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  Stephen Valdinger

  October 03, 2017 20:54

  Ah yeah, {} are used in Powershell. Forgot to escape them. Glad it worked.

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