[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\runas]
@="Lock"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\runas\AppliesTo]
@="G:\\"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\runas\command]
@="runas /user:pradeep\\administrator /savecred c:\\windows\\lock.bat"
Windows : It’s a magical spell to me. When it crashes it makes my eyes tearful and heart fearful, but bring back a wide grin after I perform a successful repair. Make me crazy with speed and performance when I re FORMAT and bring a sigh of relief that Edison felt when he lost his Menlo Park Lab to flames (Got rid of all those unwanted freewares, JPEGs, MP3s and Movies). Let me draw your attention to some unknown facts, Virus troubles, Registry Black Magics through this blog......
This is a problem faced by most Windows XP users while they are connected to the internet. You are connected to the internet and after a few minute’s hassle free surfing, the following message appears:-
If you click the ‘Don’t Send’ button- The internet stops. Then you have to restart the PC for internet surfing. Again after a few minutes, the same drama happens.
Solve this through a slight Registry manipulation. Open Registry Editor and navigate to the following key-
Regedit > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > System > Current Control Set > Services > NetBT > Parameters . (See the screen shot)
Click on the Parameter key and on Right pane you will see a key “TransportBindName” with value “\Device\”. Double click on the key and clear the value. (You are deleting the value “\Device\”). Now the key is without any value or the value is Blank.
Next navigate to the following key-
Regedit >HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software >Microsoft>Ole
(See the screenshot).
Click on the key “Ole” and in the right pane double click the key “EnableDCOM”. The default value is “Y” and make it “N” by changing it.
Close the Registry editor and restart the windows. You won’t get that annoying message anymore and enjoy a hassle free internet.
It is a natural phenomena to get the message "Registry Editor is disabled by your Administrator", whenever trying to open 'Regedit'following a Virus/Worm removal. Though you are the Administrator, the message remains annoying.. NO...?
There are many ways to get rid of this message and get your Regedit working. The most reliable and easy one is the Symantec solution. Download the file "UnHookExec.inf" from the following link ..... http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/UnHookExec.inf Its only 615 KB. Save it onto your desktop. Right click and click Install. Thats all... You will get back your registry.
NOTE: If the file is opening in a page as some lines instead of downloading as a file, dont worry. Copy the contents to a notepad and save it as UnHookExec.inf.
Try this and let me know.
The remaining methods will be discussed soon, if someone is interested.
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