Auto Login Key Search

Hey everyone. I have a little bit of a conundrum. I need to be able to run a script on a OU (and subfolders) that will find a specific registry key on the computers and report it into an CSV/XLS file.
Specifically I need to find all computers within an OU including its subfolders that have autologin enabled on them. So the script would search for registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\AutoAdminLogon
with a string value of 1, then log the computer name within an file.
Any help is much appreciated!

What is an XPS file? You cannot create XPS files with PowerShell or VBScript. You can print to an XPS printer if one is defined. Perhaps you mean a TXT or LOG file?
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I meant CSV, but if you weren't going to help anyway then why even reply?
Quit Trolling.
Now that we know the question try this:
Get-AdComputer -filter *|
      ForEach{
             # get remote key (from gallery )
             $enabled=Get-RemoteRegistryValue ......
             New-Object PsObject -Property @{System=$_.Name;IsEnabled=$enabled}
     } | Export-Csv results.csv
Just copy and insert the remote registry code. and output objects
Outputting to a CVS file is easy. XPS is not easy and cannot be done directly in scripting.
I am sorry that I teased you for writing such a horrible question. It was not easy to guess what you were asking so I had fun with pointing that out to you. Don't take it so personally. It was meant to be a conundrum.
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