Well, the title says it all.<BR><BR>I have a program that doesn't work right with standard user permissions. I need to set full control on a couple of registry keys on about 35 XP machines, all on a ...

Get UBCD, and use it to restore a registry backup. If you have no registry backups, you'll find some (of the date you installed Windows) in %systemroot%\repair.

This week, we’ll be rampant with Windows registry revelations, so cry “havoc” and let loose the geeks of tech. . . . So from the last two weeks of discussion we know about the logical and physical ...

While in newer versions of Windows, Microsoft offers Windows Media Center as a program, for the XP generation. it produced a separate operating system, Windows XP Media Center Edition. This edition of ...

Windows Registry allows any user to take backup and restore registry files. While the process should be smooth, restoring can increase complications. One of the common errors that show up while ...

Most of you must be aware that whenever a new file or folder is created, Windows will assign a set of default permissions to it. These are called Effective Permissions. The user who creates the file ...

Microsoft issued a warning yesterday stating that removing Windows account security identifiers (SIDS) that do not have a "friendly" name from security permissions could cause problems in Windows and ...