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Entered 4 years ago by 
joester77
registry ediditing has been disabled by your administrator how to enable
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Entered:  4 years ago by 
MikeBinns
You should click on "the answer" on the comment you made above about creating a new username fixing the problem, then delete my last two comments.
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MikeBinns
This error can be caused by either 1) a virus or 2) the administrator actually disabling access to it. Do you have administrator access to this computer?
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joester77
yes I believe I have how am I to know for certain
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joester77
thanks I just cannot grasp what I have to do I have posted another user nane and it as done the trick thanks once again in tring to help J.O`B
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MikeBinns
what version of windows are you running?

try start->run then type in "control userpasswords2" and see what group the current logged on user is in.

how are you running regedit to get the error?
click start->run then type in "regedit" (without the quotes). Does this give the same error?
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joester77
windowsxp sp2 put in regedit same error
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joester77
Type your comment here
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MikeBinns
Ok, try start->run then type in "control userpasswords2" and see what group the current logged on user is in.
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Entered:  4 years ago by 
joester77
username group
administator administrator
joe obrien administrator
this is how it appears when perform the given task
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Entered:  4 years ago by 
MikeBinns
Copy everything starting with "On Error Resume Next" into a text file called registry.vbs, then double click it:

On Error Resume Next
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

WshShell.RegDelete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\DisableRegistryTools"
WshShell.RegDelete "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\DisableRegistryTools"

Message = "Done"

X = MsgBox(Message, vbOKOnly, "Done")
Set WshShell = Nothing
Set fso = Nothing
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MikeBinns
Just checking, but did you get the email stating this question was marked abandoned and asking you to mark one of the posts as the answer?
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Entered:  3 years ago by 
MikeBinns
Any luck with this? Did it work? If something else worked, please post what worked and mark it as the answer.
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Entered:  3 years ago by 
MikeBinns
nevermind, ignore that last post :) didnt see that it was marked as answered :)
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