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tweakyman:
Hello there

First of all, I must say all of your programs which I have tried are marvellous, although I am having a problem with the All-in-one Repair

Whenever I try to repair my registry permissions it seems to work fine and the process completes. However, when I reboot my machine, the registry goes back to the state it was in before, i.e. I receive errors trying to open certain registry keys' properties.

Please help me with this.

Allan Joyce.

Shane:
What version of Windows?

Also what keys are you having trouble with? Reason why I ask is I am wondering if something on the system might be changing the permissions back. An example is like Microsoft Security Essentials.

It monitors its own reg keys and changes them back if changed. :wink:

Also when you run the reset reg permissions does it take a while or does it just open and close quickly? (It should be running for a while since there is a lot of reg keys)

Shane
 

tweakyman:
Hello Shane, thanks for the very quick reply.

Sorry, I meant to say I'm on Vista Home Basic 32-bit.

The affected registry keys - which I have noticed, there may be others - are in the following hive:

HKEY LOCAL MACHINE>SYSTEM>CURRENTCONTROLSET>CONTROL>CLASS

That entire hive's properties folders is affected with this on-screen message, whenever I try to open any of the folders:

"error opening key

Properties cannot be opened.
An error is preventing this key from being opened.
Details: Access is denied."


Allan

tweakyman:
No Shane, it doesn't seem to take too long actually.

I actually don't use Microsoft Security Essentials, but have Avast 6.0, Comodo Firewall 5.9 and Advanced Windows Care PRO 5


Allan

Shane:
When the repair reg permissions runs do you see a command window open? And while it is running it shows a red bar showing what it is doing?

Shane

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