📎 AI Summary: The thread discusses an unusual difference in the Windows registry when accessed remotely versus locally. The original poster questions why the registry appears different when using remote registry tools. A responder explains that remote access is done as a client, not as a local user, which adds a layer of security to prevent unauthorized modifications by hackers.
Because when you remote into a windows network, you do so as a client, not a local user... this stops a hacker from getting into your regedit and making a mess of your system.
Because when you remote into a windows network, you do so as a client, not a local user... this stops a hacker from getting into your regedit and making a mess of your system.
The thread discusses an unusual difference in the Windows registry when accessed remotely versus locally. The original poster questions why the registry appears different when using remote registry tools. A responder explains that remote access is done as a client, not as a local user, which adds a layer of security to prevent unauthorized modifications by hackers.