It should be able... you could try to use psexec to start a CMD with SYSTEM 
account (psexec -s -I cmd) and see what comes out.


From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Marcum, John
Sent: Mittwoch, 2. April 2014 17:32
To: SMS List ([email protected])
Subject: [mssms] Writing to the Run Registry from Package

I am trying to write a reg entry to run BG info at startup. The reg key doesn't 
get written though. Should the local system account be able to write that key?

@Echo Off
:: Installs and Configures BGInfo


:: Setting Up Variables
set AppName=BGInfo
set LogDir=%windir%\Logs\%AppName%
set Logfile=%LogDir%\%AppName%.log
set BGInfoPath=%ProgramFiles%\BGInfo
set CDIR=%~dp0

:: Starting Logging
if not exist %LogDir% MD %LogDir%
echo %AppName% Began installing on %date% at %time% >> %Logfile%

:: Installation Section
PUSHD %CDIR%

:: Checking for and Creating BGInfo Directory
If not exist "%BGInfoPath%" MD "%BGInfoPath%"
echo MD BGInfoPath completed install with an exit code of %errorlevel% >> 
%Logfile%

:: Copying BGInfo Files
Xcopy /y .\BGInfo.exe "%BGInfoPath%\"
Xcopy /y .\*.BGI "%BGInfoPath%\"

echo BGInfo Copy completed install with an exit code of %errorlevel% >> 
%Logfile%

REG ADD HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /v BGInfo /d 
"C:\Program Files (x86)\BGInfo\BGInfo.exe babc.bgi /Timer:305 /NoLicPrompt 
/Silent /taskbar"
echo wrote reg value


:END
echo %AppName% completed installing on %date% at %time% >> %Logfile%
echo *********************************** >> %Logfile%
echo.
exit

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        John Marcum
            MCITP, MCTS, MCSA
           Sr. Desktop Architect
   Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
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