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Even I tried with all permissions enumerated all ! Thanks, Raja. Monday, December 6, PM. Dear Customer,. I'm very sorry you have a wrong place posted. Your issue was not appears to be a relate "Fix it Center".
Since your issue is related to "regini. Thanks for that info. I will check it out later, once my PC is up and running. I have not had time to look into this further tonight. But I was thinking, maybe daft.
If you load a reg hive, take control of the reg key then unmount the image and commit the changes will the reg key in the install. What if I put it in another PC. Would this mess things right up?
Does that make sense? Not sure, but i don't see why not as once you set the reg key unlocked via that setacl program and set its data it should stay as set even when committed , saved and unmounted.
So later in a working pc environment the registry key should still be set unlocked and can be edited. Personally I have only tried the setacl bits via a script, -- setupcomplete for my installs. Edit : Have just tried mounting my win 10 install. So yes , it seems to "stick" unlocked - Thanks i never thought of that way lol, saves me farting about with scripts as my edits are now set in the wim file It seems only win 10 on a fresh install has some registry areas locked, but if you do an upgrade from say win 7 with edits in-place those carry over to the upgrade and the keys are unlocked, very strange!
I only found out about the 10 ones when i wondered why my context menu tweaks kept failing, so tried editing manually and got xxx key is locked - then tried the manual way of setting permissions - gave up as it was messy and failed.
So read up on the net and found that setacl program , its so much easier. I know its far more powerful than what bit of it i use but for my use it does the job Sorry if this post looks odd, i hit preview and not submit so i left browser open to test the wim way, came back to edit and realised it had not posted! Cheers for that info.
The key I want to change is the packages once the hive is loaded. Just got in from work and cant remember the whole keys name. Giving me full controll is easy manually and allows me to amend and delete specific keys. I suppose it cant be hard to to set the permisions back to default manually again, once my teaking is done. Never tried to be honest.
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