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I have a *.reg script which just modifies (overwrites) the value of a certain, existing Registry key.
When I double click on it (similar to Win7) then a popup appears asking me if I really want to add the key.
After clicking Ok I was informed that the key value has been added successfully.
However when I peek into the Registry DB then the old key is still unchanged.
Whats wrong?
I disabled UAC completely (slider to lowest possible position) and my user is member of the Administrator group.
Peter
When I double click on it (similar to Win7) then a popup appears asking me if I really want to add the key.
After clicking Ok I was informed that the key value has been added successfully.
However when I peek into the Registry DB then the old key is still unchanged.
Whats wrong?
I disabled UAC completely (slider to lowest possible position) and my user is member of the Administrator group.
Peter
Solution
Disabling UAC is in general a bad idea and can have side effects such as not properly executing some tasks with administrative privileges.
Post the content of the reg file and what are you trying to change.
Post the content of the reg file and what are you trying to change.
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Disabling UAC is in general a bad idea and can have side effects such as not properly executing some tasks with administrative privileges.
Post the content of the reg file and what are you trying to change.
Post the content of the reg file and what are you trying to change.