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• Password Recovery - need to edit the registry - cannot open a session

  So, I got a brand new 1 TB SSD... Just got Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit installed and approximately 20 or so of my favorite programs.

  Everything is running fine...  On my old hard drive, I didn't have to type a password when my system started... Hmm...

  I think I'll search the Internet and see how to change this... I made three changes... I added "DefaultUserName" "DefaultPassword", I added, and I changed AutoLogon to 1... Now... when I ReBoot... the screen comes up and says... New user... and the two fields are empty... I tried to type my username and password... Windows does not like that... I tried to hit just Enter... Windows doesn't like either. I tried to start safe mode... I had the same Logon screen for new user...... .i put my purchased copy of Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit in my DVD player... one that I installed from... advertising and punt him... When I clicked on "Computer repair" I got an error saying that the CD was the "wrong Version" and that it was NOT compatible with the version that is installed... What the devil. ??? I just installed Windows two weeks ago on this disc very... Microsoft has kicked out several updates that now my installation is no longer compatible with my installation disc?

  What should I do to overcome the problem of password? Is there a way to boot from a floppy disk BACK and change the registry from a command prompt... I won't have any problems remembering what three changes I made... I just need to go and undo the... Help, please!

  Thank you, David, ThunderBoyDavid

  Oh... If the e-mail address is visible... I use my wife's PC... Thank God we have separate PCs. She runs 10 64-bit Windows.

  REALLY... Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. !!! OH... and no.. I never did a password reset disk... I'm sorry.

  I made three changes... I added "DefaultUserName" "DefaultPassword", I added, and I changed AutoLogon to 1

  -> Where exactly did you make these changes? Hack you the registry?

  Is there a way to boot from a floppy disk BACK and edit the registry from a command prompt?

  ->, It is possible to change the registry from a command prompt, but it is neither simple nor recommended. BTW - the last we saw of DOS Windows accompanied me, 16 years ago. There is no BACK in Windows 7.

  You must press F8 to boot the machine into Windows Repair Mode, and then use the system restore to restore Windows to a point before you did what you did.

  When you are finished, use the following command to automate the logon process. It is the only approved way.

  Control.exe userpasswords2

• Targeting time - editing the registry - group policy preferences

  I have a client who wants to change the timeouts etc on a screen saver based on the time of day.
  Users often leave a machine (with Bloomberg information) on and operate using another machine while keeping an eye on the BBerg one.
  The plan is to have these Bloomberg machines have a screen long timeout during the day of work and failing, after that, so that users do not have to continually enter a password.

  Looking from the PPM, it must be done via editing the registry.
  I created the policy (sector, screen saver and screen saver on are all together (3 reg updates), then 2 times targeted reg additional updates to update for the screen saver timeout), but the policy applies to logon or a forced gpupdate.  It is not updated when the time change occurs.
  If I run a "gpupdate/force" policy changes based on the time.  I tried a scheduled task to "gpupdate / force" and which does not apply the change.

  Register GPP is not to work for the planning of time, or I'm doing something wrong?

  Hi Jason,

  Thanks for the reply with the information required and sorry for the late reply.

  That your computer is on a domain network, the problem you are having is better suited in the Microsoft TechNet forum, we have a dedicated team to help you with such questions. I suggest you send the same question in the Microsoft TechNet forum for more help on this issue.

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

• Editing the registry disabled by the administrator.

  Original title: REGISTRY EDITTING PROBLEM

  So who to install a printer from the laptop comes up with a message... "' RESGISTRY EDITTING DISABLED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR"... Funny, but I thought that I was the owner / administrator of the laptop. How you enable the registry connected to this setting and why is he doing that. Not the 1 hard drive to do this and this message.

  Another message bothers me is "SPOOLER DOES NOT WORK"--managed to disable this message, but do not remember what it is I did. Now stuck with no printer and cannot download printer drivers...

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy * if you have any info on this two points.

  Another message bothers me is "SPOOLER DOES NOT WORK"--managed to disable this message, but do not remember what it is I did. Now stuck with no printer and cannot download printer drivers...

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/391f3c57-5d2b-4E88-ADC6-190429a7fdbe/print-spool-service-not-running

• HOW TO EDIT THE REGISTRY TO GET RID OF A VIRUS OF POINT THINK

  HOW CAN I GET RID OF THINK POINT MALWARE WHEN THE SAFE MODE WITH COMMAND PROMPT DID NOT WORK? ALSO HOW TO CHANGE THE REGISTRY

  Hey,.

  You have the disk to install XP with you?

  I repair facility is the only option that you have fear.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/learnmore/tips/doug92.mspx

  All the best!

• Why can't you add/delete the folder libraries in office without having to edit the registry?

  • All other files in the desktop folder in Windows Explorer (such as a computer; Network; Control Panel) can be added/removed via their own check in control > customization > Change desktop icons. All except libraries. Why not?! INFURIATING!
  • I know that you can create a shortcut, but I wanted the real folder to be visible like any other - coherence/elegance please!
  • I was able to tweak the registry to display the folder libraries thanks to the estimable sevenforums http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/938-libraries-desktop-icon-add-remove.html
  • But it's a work-around - there should be a check box!

  Listen to Microsoft? Sorting!

  It is not available as a tick box option in Windows 7, and you can pin Windows Explorer in the taskbar. It will launch directly to Libararies.
  Its also very convenient for access to libraries.

  -Ramesh Kumar http://www.WindowsValley.com

• How to edit the registry in Windows 7

  Original title: Please post instructions to remove

  I have Windows 7, 64 bit.  Please post instructions how to remove that reg Editor.

  Hello

  1. what exactly you are trying to change in the registry?

  2. what exactly is the problem you face?

  3. why you try to make changes to the registry?

  Please post with more information on this issue to get help.

• DVD player, corrupted in the registry

  When I put a disc in the dvd drive, it does nothing. When I go into my computer, it can not see the drive.

  When I look at the dvd drive in the Device Manager it tells me,

  "Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration.
  information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19)

  Click on 'Search for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and
  to see if there is a solution available."

  When I do this it redirects me to a page where I can spend $80 for Nero 9.

  When I get Code 19 at Microsoft it tells me that the information in the registry are corrupted and I have to edit the registry, but where in the registry to change or what to change for she doesn't tell me.

  If I try to update the driver it tells me the driver is up-to-date and it won't change.

  Am I right in thinking that if I simply uninstall the dvd drive and reboot Vista will automatically reinstall and download the driver on the internet?

  That the answer did not work, it comes up saying the same thing.

  So I tried restoring the system again, using the same restore point, I had the first time, and it worked.

  No idea why.

• Stopped working due to the registry error in Microsoft-how can QuickBooks I contact to solve?

  Error "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this Installation" when you try to uninstall QuickBooks

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  Description

  When you try to uninstall QuickBooks you receive an error message "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation."

  This may be caused by running a program called CC Cleaner

  Description of the solution

  * If you are uncomfortable or unfamiliar with editing the registry windows, please call HD at this degenerate to a systems specialist.

  Prior to perform the following steps, please refer to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756 to back up the registry before making any changes.

  1. Click on start and click on Run.
  2. In the Run type regedit and click on OK line.
  3. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer.
  4. When highlighted on the installer, you should see an entry in the window on the right called DisableMSI. If the value is not 0, change the entry and change the value to 0.

  Officer's notes to read the Article

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  Hello coffee of Santa Fe,

  How long have you had this problem, or at least first noticed?  One solution might be to perform a restore of the system to a point in time before having this problem.  Please let us know status.

  System Restore:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/system-restore

• How to give a full permission to system32 using the registry

  Hello...

  go to this link below

  http://www.powercomars.com/docs/powercom_vista_and_office_2007_compatibility/how_to_set_windows_system32_permission_in_vista.htm

  you will find how to give permission to the system32 folder, I do this work steps very well, but I need to do the foregoing even using the registry is possible?

  How to using the registry.. ?

  Thank you

  If I understand your question, wondering how to edit the registry to change the permissions on the System32 folder.

  File permissions are not stored in the registry, so this cannot be accomplished.

  The other way to change file permissions using the takeown and icalcs commands.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753024 (WS.10) .aspx

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753525 (WS.10) .aspx

• the registry editor is STILL blocked at startup

  Dear team of Microsoft answers,

  After Marilyn link (which I had already gone before first assignment), I always have problems.
  Regedit.exe is blocked at startup. It does not automatically start even if it is supposed to in windows defender. I don't want to disable or remove it from startup. Just that it runs automatically at startup I want without me clicking on it to run in the taskbar. I'm also quite capable of editing the registry entries. So if there is an incorrect entry could you tell me where to find it.
  Thanks in advance for your help

  camo sandals,

  The registry editor is not set to run at startup as a clarification. It is an interface that allows you to edit the keys that specify the features and settings of the programs and services within Windows. Is it possible you're referring to another service or function? Also can give you details on what your experience with Windows Defender? To change the allowed items and their settings in Windows Defender:
  Click Start -> in the Search box, type Windows Defender, click the program in the list to open it.
  In the window of Windows Defender, click on Tools. Here you have hosted elements options so that you can view the software you chose for Windows Defender no monitor and browser software so that you can view and change tracking software. Please provide us more details with your request so that we can help you.

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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]
  "IconStreams".

  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

• How to back up the registry in Windows Vista

  I am currently working through the steps to delete & fix MSN Messenger because my current one is corrupt. One of the measures is to back up the 'register' before moving on to the next step.

  So far, that I have been able to find anything that tells me where I can find the 'register' or where I can download the software for this. My laptop came with Windows Vista pre-installed so I don't have a CD.

  Someone can tell me what is the 'register' and where can I find the software? Is this by chance another name for where you just do a system retsore point on the computer?

  Thank you

  Wednesday, July 7, 2010, 17:47:36 + 0000, Lorien - a says:

  Here is the information you need: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/212412-registry-backup-restore.html.

  Moreover, to join the Regitry to go start / search box and type regedit.exe and enter and then double-click on the program icon that appears.

  Bunnies098 should be aware that Regedit is a program for editing the
  Registry. Unlike many other programs of different species, from editing all
  changes made to the registry are made immediately. you do not get the
  opportunity later to save or not to save changes.

  And the registry is critical to the operation of Windows. So be
  extremely careful what you do with Regedit and do everything
  changes with it unless you are sure that what you do is
  fix.
  Regedit is a very dangerous program. An error with the help of it can easily
  cause a computer unbootable plu.

  Ken Blake

• the registry information is missing or incorrect. Please reinstall the product__

  Number of reme- this is a public forum so never post private e-mail or telephone information, I used Adobe Framemaker 8.x professional family Vista for a few years. In a few months, when I try to open the program I get the message "the registry information is missing or incorrect. Please reinstall the product. »

  I bought this one product update (a former Mac program) and for download. Download disk only allows me to remove, repair, or modify the program. Adobe says they cannot provide me with a complete program disk because mine was a backup - but I never had a Windows program, that Mac but that's another story.

  I use the drive to "fix","the program and then it starts but if I close the program, I have to start the same thing. I am not comfortable with editing the registry and wonder if there is a way I can download something or can allow someone to fix it remotely for me.

  Hi Kirksvillian,

  Given that corruption in the registry, you may need to uninstall Adobe Frame maker using utility windows cleanup, and then reinstall the application to resolve the problem. Since the question is several months system restore may not be an option.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  Bindu S - Microsoft Support

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• Y at - it a freeware available to "clean up the registry errors?

  Registry Cleaner - I 240 errors and prefer NOT to buy s/w - y at - it a freeware available to "clean up the registry errors?

  Original title: Registry Cleaner

  We recommend to not to use Registry cleaners by editing the registry (even if the software is authentic) may cause problems of stability with Windows and it translates to reinstallation of Windows. So, that Windows works fine, ignore the registry cleaners and messages that popup by these software.

  In addition, as go merge it is said, there are many fraudulent software on the market that requires a payment to clean your registry errors. As a result, envelope using registry cleaners.