Hey kkorotev,
I don't know why you can't edit the registry, but as a work around you could try PowerRun. You would just need to add regedit.exe to it's list and run regedit from it.
PowerRun - PowerRun v1.1 (Run with highest privileges)
Thanks Eagle 51, but it has no effect. No indication that it's even doing anything. .reg files can not be added.
Kevin
Sorry, I meant run regedit.exe from PowerRun, to see if you can manually edit those registry settings.Thanks Eagle 51, but it has no effect. No indication that it's even doing anything. .reg files can not be added.
Kevin
Yes. That's what I did. Nothing changed from running regedit straight
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