Strange entries in the registry.

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  When I try to remove build Munki 3.1 a few days ago. However, direct the directory uninstallation fails generally as the Build Munki 3.1 leaves several entries in the registry of the computer. How should I do?

  * original title - how should I do? *

  Hi jacob,

  If the standard uninstall process is not working (as seems to be the case), then try to use the free Revo: http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html that often works when the usual process does a complete job.  I know for a fact that in advanced mode, there's a special process which deals expressly with clean up the leftovers of the program register.  Personally, I use Revo to uninstall everything that I want to uninstall (more with AV products special removal tools) because almost all normal uninstall process leaves something behind (I had to remove the remains on almost each uninstall I made using Revo) and this will keep my own system.

  If you have already uninstalled to the point that it does not appear as an option in Revo, then reinstall again and then uninstall with Revo in advanced mode and this time and that should do the trick.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• Error login as new user - no entry in the registry key "ProfileList.

  Hello

  I have Windows 7 Home Premium, SP1. I have several user accounts and have never had any problem creating new accounts before.

  However, I just created a new account, and when I try to log in using this new account I get the error:

  "The service user profile Service has no logon.

  A google search showed that he is a well-known and well-documented problem, so I started following the steps of KB947215. But I discovered that there is, in fact, no entry in the ProfileList registry key for this user. There are entries for all users, but not for new users I create. I can't find any other reference to this particular problem - everything I found online assumes that there is a faulty registry key that can be fixed and does not address the possibility that there is no registry key at all.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you!

  FCI

  Kiran,

  Even if your suggestions do not solve the problem, they provided me with the key to solve it myself - so thank you.

  Once I realized that it wasn't only the ProfileList registry key that was missing, but the profile itself, I could find that thread. Following the advice in this thread, I realized the following actions, which have solved the problem:

  • Log on as an administrator
  • C:\Users\Default right-click, then select Properties
  • On the Security tab, click Advanced
  • On the owner tab, click on edit, select the Admin user, select 'Replace the owner of subcontainers and objects' and apply
  • On the permissions tab, change permissions, select all the permissions of the current user, select 'Replace all permissions of child object with permissions inheritable this object', then apply

  (I did it in safe mode, because it was suggested on the other thread that might help... Although I don't think that it really made a difference in the end.)

  After these steps, everything seems to work fine once more. So it seems that something has updated some of the permissions in C:\Users\Default, and this is the cause of the problem.

  Hope that helps someone to solve the problem.

• W32time entry is missing from the registry on a 2008 Server

  How can I reinstall the W32time entry in the registry of a Windows 2008 Server, located in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\services somehow this entry was deleted and I need to get it back.

  Thank you

  Hello

  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

• Strange files in the users profile

  Recently I discovered a few records of stramge and I'm not sure of their source.

  They find themselves in the users > Appdata > local and LocalLow folders

  The files are named:

  EmieBrowserModeList

  EmieSiteList

  EmieUserList

  These files are all empty.

  Don't know what application they are associated or how to determine that.  I don't have these on any other PC, however, I have not the same applications on all, either. This is why I want to know the Association.

  There are entries in the registry.  I searched the registry and delete entries, as well as all the directories. They all returned. They seem to be classified as system files.

  Using Win7 64 bit

  As I said, I do not understand how to find the application that are associated with these records.

  In addition to running MS Security Essentials, precaution, I ran the package of Kaspesky TDSSkiller. Records remain.

  If someone saw, I would be grateful for your help.

  Hello

  Are you using the Chrome browser? These files are for Chrome. Should be ok

  Kind regards.

• Can I access the registry of a Windows installation on a disk that is not the main Windows disk?

  The original installation was Windows 2000 Server. The old motherboard failed. The disc is fine.

  There is information in the original register I want to import into the new registry of Server 2008.

  Can I access this original registry if the drive on which he lives is seen as separated by another installation disc?

  IE: I have the original disc of server installed on a PC bench. This PC bench sees the original server disk in drive E:

  I am able to see the entire disk of the original server disk structure.

  Can I access the registry Windows of this disc?

  Can I export a few registry keys to import them into the new registry of the server?

  Yes.

  You can do this by using Regedit and editing of your disk E: registry as a "hive" in your registry active.  To do this, follow the following procedure:

  • First, back up your current registry in case things go wrong.  Then
  • Start Regedit (start-> Run-> 'regedit')
  • Start Regedit, click once on 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE' (or HKEY_USERS) to select
  • Select the file-> load hive
  • Navigate to the registry file you want to extract entries from and double-click it
    (Probably E:\Windows\System32\Config\...)
  • A window will appear asking a key name.  Enter something unique (I'll use "ABC" here)
  • Now, look in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE".  You will see an entry 'ABC '.  Navigate in this article and you will find entries to the registry hive that you selected.  You can now extract parts of it with the file-> export
  • Take what you want then once finished, click once on the entry 'ABC' and make a file-> unload the hive.
  • Exit Regedit
  • After the export of the files, use a text editor to edit the path in the exported file to where you want to put in your registry and double-click it to merge in.

  Hope that this gets you where you want to be,
  JW

• Uninstall via the registry

  I a - Freshdownload - program I want and can not just go down my system. I tried to uninstall via Add/Remove Programs, but he has just retired from the list, but is still on the computer. If I delete just the entries in the registry, which will work, or is there a downside to this?

  Start by using free Revo Uninstaller.

  If after that you still seem to have traces, this forum MajorGeeks Council seems like if she should do the trick:

  If this failed and fresh download plug-in still in Netscape / Mozilla/Opera plug-in folder, then try to delete npfd.dll or fdplugin.dll file in this folder.

  Or if there is problem with integration in IE, type this in your run menu:
  regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\FreshDevices\FreshDownload\FDcatch.dll"

  Restart your computer and delete all the files in the folder download fresh. New download keeps only files in this folder.

  In this respect the first sentence, if you use Mozilla Firefox, see manually uninstalling a Plugin (or simply search all files and folders to npfd.dll and fdplugin.dll).  You can rename (as the help page says Firefox) or just delete.

  The second sentence applies to Internet Explorer.

  In both cases, don't forget the third sentence.

• Problem in the registry, error loading C:\Users\[User Name]\AppData\Roaming\llytsw.dll Editor

  Hello

  Whenever I start windows, the RUN DLL message box appears and says "C:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Roaming\llytsw.dll the specified module could not be found.

  I scanned the system with Autoruns v10.07 and found these details.
  The AutoRun entry: oiheappm
  Image path: file not found: C:\Users\Sivarajan\AppData\Roaming\llytsw.dll

  In the registry editor, found these details
  Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
  Name: oiheappm
  Type: REG_SZ
  Data: rundll32.exe "C:\Users\Sivarajan\AppData\Roaming\llytsw.dll", aynbjt

  System details:
  Operating system: Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit with Service Pack 2 installed
  Model: HP Pavilion dv6330ea Entertainment Notebook PC
  Processor: Intel Core Duo T2350 @1 CPU. 86 GHz 1.87 GHz
  (Vivid RAM) memory: 2.00 GB

  What can I do to remove this pop up when I started windows?

  I really appreciate the help as soon as possible.

  If possible, please explain why this pop up doesn't have to run, what it does, etc.

  Thank you
  Bye,.
  Siva

  The file is not on your system. There is only a registry entry that is refencing a nonexistent file. That's why you get the message.

  If you disable the entry in Autoruns, Autoruns moves the registry entry to another location so that it is not used during Windows startup.

  If you want to permanently delete the registry entry, right-click in Autoruns and click on delete. Or you can remove the entry from the registry using Regedit.

• Where refresh them from the context menu in the registry editor?

  
  Where are these iconless entered in the registry editor. I want to just give them icons. Someone would feel the view, sort by, update, new, next screen points background entries in the registry editor. Would be a great help.

  Thanks in advance...

  Anand Khanse said: "refresh can not be deleted or changed because it is not a shell extension, but is encoded in the operating system hard.
  See his response here: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/remove-click-context-menu-items-editors

  What about you 'with disorder of compulsive to refresh again and again', I advise you to read this: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/refresh-desktop-folder-windows :-)

  See you soon
  Julia

• LabVIEW 2014 app installer doesn't create files % 2Ffiles in the documents and does not create the registry entries at least as administrator

  the LabVIEW 2014 32 bit app installer doesn't create folders/files in personal documents folder and does not create the registry entries in hkey_current_user\software except as an administrator.

  It's a true statement.

  You must change the windows policies, user restrictions (not recommended), normally the register (write) access is limited to normal users.

• Copy the registry entries for the cookies saved from Windows XP to Windows 7 on the new machine.

  Original title: the registry entries for the saved cookies

  Can someone tell me where the registry entries are saved cookies?  I want to copy those to my new PC so I don't have to manually enter the web address.  I created the privacy to block all cookies and manually authorize those I want.

  I'm spending XPSP3 to Windows 7 on the new machine.

  Hello bbran,.

  Can someone tell me where the registry entries are saved cookies? I want to copy those to my new PC so I don't have to manually enter the web address. I created the privacy to block all cookies and manually authorize those I want.

   If you use Internet Explorer, you should be able to select the file and select "import and export" to move this.  Everything you have saved is located in your profile.

  Please let us know status.

• Problem with DirectX 11, the registry entries does not

  I know there has been a response to a similar problem, but I tried the solution and it didn't work.

  I deleted the registry entry for Dx11 by error files and now I can't reinstall a new copy of Directx. I tried to use the alternative with

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DirectX]
  "InstalledVersion" = hex: 00, 00, 00, 09, 00, 00, 00, 00
  'Version' = '4.09.00.0904 '.

  http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/8651/RegistryEditor.jpg

  See the attatched screenshot link and it did not work please could someone help me and tell me what I did wrong.

  My dear dissed

  Thanks for your help and even if it does not solve the solution I am grateful that you answered.

  in any case I realized what the problem was, so the problem has been resolved.

  Thanks again

• In Windows 7, the registry system shows C? ------entries rather than C:\

  I noticed that some of the entries in the Win 7 Pro 64-bit registry system) have values of path beginning with C? ------(: replaced by?).  I know that the jokers are used as variables, but I wasn't aware of this type of use of '?

  .. just curious to know what means this entry type.

  Thank you

  greygeek

  The quick fix for this is to export the following key using RegEdit:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer
  Save it as:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-Software-Microsoft-Windows-CurrentVersion-Installer.reg
  Then load the RegFile in Notepad and do a replace operation:
  Search: C? \
  Replace by: C:\
  unless you Win 8:
  Search: C:\?

  Replace by: C:\
  Then save the RegFile as:
  FIXED.reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-Software-Microsoft-Windows-CurrentVersion-Installer
  and click (or double-click) top to enter fixed data in the registry.
  I myself found 2003 bad entries but fixed the lot in seconds!

• Where is the registry entry for the tools-> advanced-> general-> browsing-> Use Hardware Acceleration where Possible

  Anyone know if this can be enabled/disabled in the registry and where it is?

  Tools-> advanced-> general-> Browse-> use hardware acceleration where Possible

  So in order to change the preference via a script, I found information that needed to be changed in "subject: config", "thanks cor - el", then he ran into a batchfile as follows

  Example A - it is run once and added to the current file prefs.js, but maybe it can stay alone.

  CD /D "% APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*.default".

  Set Ffichier = % cd

  echo user_pref ("layers.acceleration.disabled", true); > > "% ffile%\prefs.js".

  Set Ffichier =

  CD %windir%\System32

  Example B - this is run and creates a new file called user.js or adds to the existing one. This file has a higher priority to prefs.js

  CD /D "% APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*.default".

  Set Ffichier = % cd

  echo user_pref ("layers.acceleration.disabled", true); > > "% ffile%\user.js".

  Set Ffichier =

  CD %windir%\System32

  Example C - this replaces user.js each time, by changing the number of ' > ' change it to append to crush.

  CD /D "% APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*.default".

  Set Ffichier = % cd

  echo user_pref ("layers.acceleration.disabled", true); > '% ffile%\user.js '.

  Set Ffichier =

  CD %windir%\System32

• Cannot acess System Recovery Options, need help with the registry. Kindly help.

  Hi, sorry for the long question, but please help.

  To start off the coast, one day out of nowhere, my PC showed a "Login process initialization failed" error As a result, I am able to go pass the stage of "Starting Windows" but can't see the login screen. The way to remedy this problem is to restore windows. Now I'm able to reach recovery system (F8) Options, but it does not allow to login me as "admin". As soon as I select the language and keyboard input mode he asks me user name and password. The strange thing is there are two options for the username "admin" and the other is 'Office' (I did not have any accounts with these names). I read an article on the Dell (my pc manufacturer) website that said to log on as an administrator. But the Recovery Options does not give me access as 'admin' for any password I tried. I tried all the standard passwords and password for my account admin on PC (which has not been named admin btw). I also tried to leave it blank, but Recovery Options points out "the user name or password is incorrect" every time. Now, I tried to find a way to work around and reached here

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/cannot-access-system-recovery-console-invalid/7ff2b01b-9D30-4E10-94a3-bf73a3c5f253?page=1&tab=question&status=AllReplies

  I quote an answer ' I ca, however, access the Recovery Console: . 
  I found a tweak on the Internet to change the registry for a password is not necessary to enter the Recovery Console. I proved that this tweak works as expected by switching between the registry by default DWORD definition ('0') and the twisted DWORD setting ('1').  When the DWORD value is set to '1' I can access all the functions of the Console recovery, but when the value of the default value of '0' without password allows access to the Recovery Console.  The tweak I used is as follows:

  ---
  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\setup\recoveryconsole]
  "securitylevel" = DWORD: 00000001
  "setcommand" = DWORD: 00000000
  ---

  The DEFAULT value"securitylevel" = DWORD: 00000001 '00000000' is (zero).  Note that all tests, as described above has been completed with the default setting for this registry entry.

  While being able to access the recovery with twisted recording Console... »

  Please just help me to implement this tweak. How can I access registry without the need to log in.

  Sorry for these elaborate details, I didn't want to leave anything. Thanks in advance.

  The way to remedy this problem is to restore windows.

  It is correct. To call the system restore, follow these steps:

  1. Use your repair Windows CD to start the computer in Windows Repair Mode. You will not have a password.
  2. Use the system restore to solve your problem.
  3. Plan in advance and create, test and document a spare, even admin account that you have a spare House key. On behalf of alternatives would easily get around your current situation.

  If you do not have a CD to repair Windows, ask a friend to burn you through the control panel / backup and restore.