: Providing the license key via the registry or group policy during installation prevents the license key prompt from appearing for end-users.
Sometimes, users may still see a license prompt even after the registry key is deployed. Common causes include: think cell license key registry
For Active Directory environments, GPO is the most reliable method. Navigate to Computer Configuration > Preferences > Windows Settings > Registry. Create a new Registry Item that points to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\think-cell and set the licensekey value. This ensures that every computer in the Organizational Unit (OU) receives the key automatically. 2. Command Line Installation (MSI) : Providing the license key via the registry
If the installation wizard detects that you do not have sufficient privileges for a full machine‑wide installation, it will perform a single‑user installation. In this case, the license key and settings are saved to the user's profile (usually under HKEY_CURRENT_USER ). This is important for users on locked‑down corporate computers where they cannot write to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE . Navigate to Computer Configuration > Preferences > Windows