"registry editing has been disabled by your administrator"
Hey,
I was just wondering whether anyone knew what to do with this message
"registry editing has been disabled by your administrator"
it was encountered packaging Adobe Photoshop Elements on a locked down XP build. The message comes up after self-repair for the user, and on each subsequent launch of the app. I have given full permissions to the registry AND the regedit.exe, but to no avail.
Thanks in advance,
Alex
I was just wondering whether anyone knew what to do with this message
"registry editing has been disabled by your administrator"
it was encountered packaging Adobe Photoshop Elements on a locked down XP build. The message comes up after self-repair for the user, and on each subsequent launch of the app. I have given full permissions to the registry AND the regedit.exe, but to no avail.
Thanks in advance,
Alex
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Posted by:
jonasm
18 years ago
So you got that message too?? =)
It´s the crappy programmers on Adobe thats using the ABC80-technology (*ironic*) to import registry information using regedit.exe /s regfile.reg, instead of writing it directly to the registry...
I have opened the reg-file it's trying to import, but the information is already in my package, but it want to add it anyway...
Maybe you can find a solution for it???
/Jonas
It´s the crappy programmers on Adobe thats using the ABC80-technology (*ironic*) to import registry information using regedit.exe /s regfile.reg, instead of writing it directly to the registry...
I have opened the reg-file it's trying to import, but the information is already in my package, but it want to add it anyway...
Maybe you can find a solution for it???
/Jonas
Posted by:
ab2cv
18 years ago
Adobes own solution at the time was to remove the .REG file from the package, but I tried this and it didn't work for me. See technote here
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/327797.html
Alan
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/327797.html
Alan
Posted by:
AlexMac
18 years ago
yeah, I tried that, didn't work for me either. I also removed the reference to regedit.exe within Photoshopelements.dll within the main installdir, but no luck. if anyone thinks of something, please let me know,
Cheers,
Alex
Cheers,
Alex
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