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  Original title - edit registry of the world of Warcraft Launcher to write

  I downloaded the patch more recent game in my computer, I did a cleanup of the system and tried to log in again, but now the States window it "(Launcher requires permission in writing for World of Warcraft key to locate and launch the game successfully." Please allow write access to the registry key by using an administrator account)", how can I access the registry to resolve this problem? Help please

  Hello DaTurtle !

  I had exactly the same problem, I have not found the sollution here...

  But I found how to fix very easy !

  You do a right click on the WOW icon at the office-
  then browse to the location of the file -
  It will appear a lot of files-
  Click on the WoW program file instead of the pitcher-
  will start your wow game-
  Log in as normal-
  then he will come to the top to update...

  After the update your wow will work as usual!

  It worked on my computer, please respond!

  Hans_Craft

• Where and what are the registry keys for profiles

  Where and what are the registry keys for profiles. There is a new virus/malware, which is destroy the profiles. It is not only for machines XP, but all operating systems Windows which is destroyed.

  Hi PennyLang,

  ·         What exactly is the problem you are having?

  ·         What is the antivirus installed on the computer program?

  You can run the Microsoft Safety Scanner to check the infection by the virus. Check out the following link.

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• Cannot write to the registry key for Acrobat XI - Error 1406

  Hi all

  I have a problem regarding the installation of Adobe Acrobat XI 11.0.07 on a laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium OS.

  In short, I cannot complete the installation of Adobe Acrobat XI on this machine because Acrobat is not able to write the value to the registry key that is located here:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-> SOFTWARE-> Microsoft-> Internet Explorer-> toolbar.

  I tried to find solutions on the internet and found a Web page on the Adobe Forums, which is this: Error 1406.Could not write the value Adobe ARM - and it was not very useful, since the person requesting to solved his problem, but did not say how he did. So, I found this page using Acrobat, called Error 1402. Error 1406. Acrobat, Reader where I tried different solutions, but so far none of them have worked. What I did to remove all previous versions of Adobe Acrobat, Reader, Air and so on. In fact, I deleted all Adobe software, in which case one of these programs were to blame, but it did not work. Before that I have deleted all this software, I deleted Acrobat and Reader several times, but you have probably already found, it did not work. As it did not work, I tried the following solution using Acrobat, which was to 'Set permissions to their default values in the registry'. I followed the solution completely and does what he says, but it did not work. As a note, I must say that the type of registry key with that I have a problem called 'Locked', is a REG_DWORD type and the data value is (0). That this has something to do with it? I'm not too familiar with editing the registry. However, I tried to change the value of (1) and updating the registry, but it did not work...

  More information: However if I install the full version of Adobe Acrobat XI or the default installation, the same error pops up: Error 1406. I scan my system with my antivirus Bullguard software, to see if there is no virus. There are not. Also, I closed my antivirus software and turned off the firewall of Bullguard, but this was not successful either, I did a scan of my system using cmd as administrator (sfc/scannow) and the program found a few mistakes, he could not fix. As far as I can see, he finds three files .dll with errors. I have the document called sfcdetails.txt if it would be very useful for you.

  In addition, I don't know what to do. I paid for Adobe Acrobat on 23 January 2015 and I failed to make it work properly again, and I can't update the software, because I have a problem with the registry. I am able to use the software for that I had to use it to so far, but I would like to be able to use it for what it represents and update in order to avoid any lapse in security.

  Thank you. I hope that you have some ideas for my problem and will be able to help me!

  Best regards

  Mads

  Hello Rahul,

  I found a way around the problem I described in the post. What I did to reinstall Adobe Acrobat XI and do not install the PDFMaker for Internet Explorer, and this solved the problem! And since I do not use Internet Explorer for PDF do, it's good for me, and now I am able to update to Acrobat. But for people who would like to use Internet Explorer for making PDF, it is of couse is not suitable... But for me it is. I still don't know how to solve this problem. It might have something to do with the fact that Adobe Acrobat XI is not able to support Internet Explorer 11, but this was written by a user on the Adobe forums, so I don't know if it's reliable. The "help Acrobat / compatible browsers and applications of PDFMaker Guide" immediately said that he made, but I'm not sure. Maybe it's a compatibility issue?

  in any case, thanks for the answer you gave - but I found myself

  Best regards

  Mads

• Changed the registry key for AppData Application data under the guidance of Adobe. Now lost models, smart tags etc.

  Hello everyone

  My Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro died today. I have "instant chat" with the support of Adobe. They asked me to change my registry key in Windows (I use XP) data from app to App Data. Now my Acrobat works fine, but I lost all THE other parameters. This includes:

  My preferences in all adobe CS (including layouts of pallet etc.)

  My Outlook e-mail footer

  More importantly, my tags in Outlook.

  These are just the programs I used in the last hours. I can't figure out how to get all these programs to point to App Data. I'm not a COMPUTER expert.

  Thanks in advance!

  Terri

  It is a group of Vista so your talk to people who have not used XP in
  years.
   
  If my memory is correct AppData (the record) was invented in Vista
  and XP should be Application Data (Vista compatibility for XP
  programs that use Application data it redirecting to AppData without the
  program to know).
   
  If you have changed
  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User
  Shell folders it was stupid advice from Adobe. Change it back. If it was a
  different key can validate return which key it is.
   
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  "terri_a" wrote in message news: 5e9ba7ba-85f6-4b2c-8ca3-07bfd6751b5f...
  > Hello World
  >
  > My Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro died today. I have "instant chat" with the support to
  > Adobe. They asked me to change my registry key in Windows (I use XP) of
  > Application to the App data data. Now my Acrobat works fine, but I lost EVERYTHING
  > other settings. This includes:
  >
  > My preferences in all adobe CS (including layouts of pallet etc.)
  >
  > My Outlook e-mail footer
  >
  > Especially, my tags in Outlook.
  >
  >
  >
  > Here are simply programs that I used in the last hours. I can't
  > figure out how to get all these programs to point to App Data. I'm not, HE
  > expert.
  >
  > Thanks in advance!
  >
  >
  >
  > Terri
  >
  >
  >
   
   

• To find the registry key for a preference in Adobe

  Anyone know what registry key respect this preference in Adobe?

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  Seems to be:

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• Impact and possibility to deny user access to the registry key

  What is the possibility (how can I do it) and the impact of the blocking of the key following registry or certain binary values within active directory on all users in the domain

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings

  Hi Omar 123.

  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the TechNet Windows 7 networking forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

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• relative to the registry key for a source of light module...

  HI guys.

  I, m nine with light source I end up reinstalling the soft sourcefire module because a replacement of the SAA on the asset. I got the ASA stanby with fire module running source.

  The previous network eng don't document the procedure, where can I find this key so that I can save the rebulit module.

  Register a device with a FireSIGHT Management Center: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/firesight-management-...

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  Hello

  ASA via ssh login, do a session at sfr per order: session sfr and then once you are connected:

  > Display managers

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• I try to install MSI 4.5 with the windowsXP-KB942288-v3 - x 86 .exe file. I get a lot of messages that Setup could not back up the registry key... 5. access is denied.

  MSI 4.5 installation problems

  I try to install MSI 4.5 with the windowsXP-KB942288-v3 - x 86 .exe file. I get a lot of messages that Setup could not back up the registry key... 5. access is denied.

  I get this for about 10 different registry keys. If I hit ignore whenever Setup ends, but he told me that he have not installed properly and windows may not work.

  Any body have ideas of how to do to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  I did some further research and came across this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949377 while it is not the same update I tried to install it, the problem seemed similar. I tried Microsoft fix it at the bottom of the page and I tried again to install MSI 4.5. This time, it worked.

• Huawei has installed a malware during the installation of the drivers for the wireless modem: tips to remove the registry keys?

  Huawei sd usb storage

  Applies to: Windows | Windows Vista | Hardware and drivers

  A month before, I let a co-worker install a modem Wireless USB as Huawei to use my laptop somewhere without wifi service.  Subsequently, I uninstalled the software drivers because I don't think I'll ever use this modem again.

  Now, I noticed that there are several registry keys for different devices of e/s as:
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  and
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  None of these registry keys can be deleted, I get an error saying that "year error occurred during an attempt to delete the key.  Same thing if I try to write data in the registry key.  This behavior resembles a persistent virus and not a register legitimate supporting a legitimate PnP device.

  I then rebooted in safe MODE, thinking which should pick up anything the malware is hung.  No go, same thing, cannot remove the key and cannot modify the data in the key.

  None of the malware scanners were able to detect this, including:
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  I don't trust Huawei, and what look like these keys are to monitor my laptops I/O activities through any player or the USB port.

  HP DV5t-1000 CTO
  Pentium dual core 2.54
  4 GB of DDR, Home Premium Vista 64

  I'm moving your question on the forum of Windows for material and the Drivers.These are the registry keys related to the legitimate drivers provided by the manufacturer of the device and are not related to malware.

  Note, however, that you have an overload of running security software and some should be deleted. If you use Microsoft Security Essentials, you must disable Windows Defender in Vista and AVG should be removed, preferably using the AVG removal tool. I have no idea what is the Microsoft Malware Fixit.

  You should never have more than one security product installed on the PC, providing active protection / scan. This can cause performance problems, system instability and may adversely affect the effectiveness of these two products to provide protection.

  -steve

• Key - access to the registry is prohibited

  I'm not an expert by any means, so please be gentle with me!

  I recently got a new computer that is running Windows 7, and when trying to install a program (which, admittedly, is a few years old), I get an error message saying that access to a registry key is prohibited.  I really want to buy the new program - is - it possible to access the registry key?  and if so, how?
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  Right-click on the .exe install of the program you are trying to install, and then select

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• How can I find the registry keys?

  I recently got a solution to my problem, but unfortunately it's registry keys, and I have no idea of what those who are.

  What are the registry keys and how to find them?

  Unless you know what you're doing, don't touch the registry.

  You can easily make your operating system unusable.

  http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_get_into_the_registry_on_Vista_Home_Premium_64_bit

  This is the path of sama for other versions.

  http://www.ehow.com/how_5057261_access-registry-Vista.html

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/256986

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  See you soon.

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• Restore the registry keys to the initial state of work - XP NTFS and permissions

  We have a system Dell / Windows XP (32-bit) / NTFS.

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  Hello Tracy,.

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is beyond the scope of the answers community and would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

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• Disable network access to the registry

  Hello

  How to disable network access to the registry?

  Thank you
  Agnes

  Please explain more in detail what you are trying to do; for example, your end goal. Include information about your computers and network (working group? Field?) so you can get targeted help you want. These links will show you what information to include in your next post:

  How to post

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Usenet (you can ignore the references to Usenet discussion groups / as you post on a web forum, but any suggestions on how to write the post are applies here too)

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• Periodically remove the registry keys with the Task Scheduler?

  I wonder if it is possible to create a batch script or similar small program to periodically delete the registry keys, specifically:

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\TrayNotify]
  "PastIconsStream".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\TrayNotify]
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  A little history on why I want to do this:

  My computer is configured to dual boot (Vista and Fedora Linux), with a score of shared data.  I also use Dropbox for a group of records.  It complicates things with a system dual boot because the folder name is different in each system (vs My Dropbox Dropbox).  I worked around this by creating hubs and symbolic links in each operating system of 'real' folders to default Dropbox folders as appropriate.

  This works as expected. The only problem is that Windows Dropbox does not monitor files for changes and checks only when the program starts.  To work around this problem, I created a small script that kills Dropbox and scheduled to run every half hour using the Scheduler of tasks, followed by a task to start Dropbox.

  The only problem with this is that over time I find myself with hundreds of copies of the Dropbox icon in the status bar Notification area.  I found some instructions to reset the cache of the icon, which is to remove the two above mentioned registry keys and restart the Explorer.  So my question (finally!) is really about if there is a way to automatically reset it one or twice a day, rather than manually deleting the key each time that I remember.

  Of course, if there is a better/more way to deal with this, I'm happy to hear about it!

  Hi Mander,.

  Editing the registry, especially using a batch file and the Planner is, in my opinion, a little dangerous. After all, a bad move a your system registry key could easily be paralyzed.

  I don't really know if my suggestion would be to use or not, but it's worth a try. There is a (free) third-party application called CCleanerwww.ccleaner.com it effectively removes temporary internet files, history, cookies, index.dat file and a host of other things too. An option available in the "Advanced" tab Windows section is to clear the "tray notification cache. Do you think that this is likely to help solve your problem without needing to run a batch file? It's only a suggestion like the registry rated - is not my field, but, like I said the app will costs you nothing and it is certainly worth giving it a try. It can do what you want it to do. Just a suggestion!

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com