Internally in the company I work for we use ActiveX to do some browser automation to help save time on repetitive tasks. There are times where profiles are messed up or re-imaging happens and it causes the Internet Explorer settings to change. Those changes usually disable or mess with Active X settings in IE causing the automation tools to not work.
We created an HTA file that simply runs a group policy update for the user which SHOULD fix these IE settings which is not always the case.
My goal is to modify the HTA file to create a "Checklist" of pass/fail items. For example it would check each of the IE settings and depending on its value it would result in a pass or fail. That checklist can then be sent to us to help the user troubleshoot the issue.
The question here is.. Can an HTA file read registry values (the IE settings) without admin privileges? We don't want to write anything to the registry, simply read its value and determine if that's what its supposed to be resulting in the pass/fail.
Is this possible to do?
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