Hi,
Recently I tried to tweak my girlfriend's computer by editing the registry, and when I tried to run regedit a box popped up saying "Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator".
Her computer is a one-user PC. She's not really on a network, except for the DSL connection she has. It's a fairly old computer, and she's still using Windows 98. She's the only "user", and when she starts her computer she doesn't have to log in with a password.
So, who is her "administrator", and how can I change the permissions, or whatever they are called, to allow changes to the registry?
Thanks,
Allen
Recently I tried to tweak my girlfriend's computer by editing the registry, and when I tried to run regedit a box popped up saying "Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator".
Her computer is a one-user PC. She's not really on a network, except for the DSL connection she has. It's a fairly old computer, and she's still using Windows 98. She's the only "user", and when she starts her computer she doesn't have to log in with a password.
So, who is her "administrator", and how can I change the permissions, or whatever they are called, to allow changes to the registry?
Thanks,
Allen