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    Registry access denied

    Everytime i right cklick in Windows Explorer, a dialog shows up diplaying "Registry access denied". How can I get rid of it?

    I get this when loged in as Administartor also. I vave looked at the permisions in regedit32 under [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer\....] and as far I can see it looks ok. (But when looking at the permisions in regedit32, the Administrator got the message "You only have permission to view the current security information in Explorer". I don't understund why, maybe it's required to use a special utility to change permissions).

    I can't see any obvious error messages in the Event Viewer. The only error I can se is:
    "The KLIF service failed to start due to the following error:
    The system cannot find the file specified."

    If this is related to the "Registry access denied", how can I track down which file is missing?

    But my primary question is how to get rid of the "Registry access denied" dialog.

    Hoping for help/
    Rogla

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    Hi rogla, welcome to Virtual Dr

    In your Amin account, go to Regedt32, and select HK_Local_Machine, then in Security>Permissions, make sure that the Administrator Group has "Full control" and "Read" permissions set in the "Allow" column. Do the same for HK_Current_User.
    Nick.

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    Thanks SuperSparks!

    The Administrator doesn't have permission to change Security>Permissions in regedit32. Wounder how to enable the permission to change permision in registry with regedit32...

    /Rogla

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    Registery Access Denied

    Hi I found i got this when i downloaded zipx for windows. try looking back at how long you have had the problem then try uninstalling any freeware you downloaded just before this time.

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    It may be also a sign of some infection.

    Please, read here: http://discussions.virtualdr.com/sho...d.php?t=167915, and start new topic here: http://discussions.virtualdr.com/forumdisplay.php?f=71

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    Nah it's not an infection more then likely. When I saw the above post I uninstalled ZipX and it went away.

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    Since I could not find an edit botton, I want to however apologize for bumpin' an old thread. I was having this problem and this thread was in the top search results, so I don't want other people being misinformed by seeing that it might be an infection or permissions problem. That didn't fix my problem because I already had mine set! ZipX uninstall removed the error though.

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