Fix Windows 2003 Registry Disable Regedit

 

If you find that Windows 2003 Regedit is disabled, the following guide may help you.

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Registry Editor will be a useful utility in Windows that will allow users to easily modify advanced Windows configuration by modifying registry keys that exist in any hierarchical structure called the Windows registry. While Registry Editor is such a powerful tool, it is not entirely secure.

A simple viral infection is enough that there is no need for it. Or, there are financial times when your administrator has actually disabled registry editing. When trying to open Registry Editor on such a computer, clients may receive an “Administrator disabled registry keywords” error. Because of this error, it is not possible to resolve this limitation by using the Registry Editor itself.

Windows Registry Editor

This article provides some workarounds to re-enable the registry when trimming and editing a computer running Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003/2008, Windows Add-On, Windows 8, or Windows 10.

Enable Registry Editor With Group Policy Editor

1. Click Start With. Go run. Alternatively, you can use the Windows Key + R keyboard shortcut.
2. Type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
3. Go to User Configuration / Administrative Templates / System.
4. Work in this area by double-clicking Deny Access to Registry Editing Tools.
5. In the pop-up window, circle Disabled and click OK. Register
6. usually the editor is immediately available. If it doesn’t restart, your computer won’t restart.

Group Policy Editor is not available on available Habitat editions of Windows.

Registry revision access

Activate Registry Editor With UnHookExec.inf For Symantec

Symantec handI created a small .inf entry that can be installed to remove restrictions on changing registry keys with one click. Most viruses, spyware, Trojans, or worms in general affect the Shell Open Command keys on the keyboard, allowing them to run whenever a particular file type is clearly in progress. They usually bundle their execution through .exe files. UnHookExec.inf not only allows you to modify your computer’s Windows registry, it also removes these shortcuts.

Just save UnHookExec.inf and proceed with the installation by right-clicking and choosing Install. When installing the file, you will definitely see pop-ups or notifications.

Activate Regedit By Simply Running CMD

1. Open notepad.
2. Copy and save the code below.

reg add “HKCU Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies System” / t Reg_dword / v DisableRegistryTools / d / f 0

3. Save the file as EnableRegistry.bat. Run this file as administrator if your site is running Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows Six, or Windows Vista. Windows should open the file in XP. cmd will flash to reach one second and then disappear. This showed us a successful execution.
4. Login and log out. Log in again.

Visual Basic Script To Enable / Disable Registry Editor

Doug Knox has created a VBS script that allows users to easily turn the Registry Editor on and off. Just download regedit tools.zip, delete the VBS file and double click on it. This script reverses the state of the Registry Editor. Registration, while editing is allowed, will be disabled by this program, and if disabled, it will be enabled.

If the above link doesn’t work, copy the below standard into Notepad and save it as * .vbs or Registry Editor.vbs.

WSHShell parameter, explicitly
dim n, MyBox, p, t, mustboot, errnum, vers
Enable, disable, task function, element type
WScript.CreateObject (“WScript.Shell”) is used to define WSHShell
p = “HKCU Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies System ”
p = p & “DisableRegistryTools”
itemtype means “REG_DWORD”
mustboot = “Log out and restart or restart your computer to” & vbCR & “make changes”
enab cooComplies with “ENABLED”
disab = “DISABLED”
jobfunc “Registry = Editing Tools Are Frequent Now”
t = “confirmation”
Err Delete
If recovery fails, continue
n = WSHShell.RegRead (p)
Goto error 0
errnum implies Err.Number
if error <> 0, then
WSHShell.RegWrite for, Itemtype
End 0 if
If n = 0, then
n = 1
WSHShell.RegWrite p, n, element type
Mybox matches MsgBox (jobfunc & disab & vbCR & 4096, mustboot, t)
Otherwise If n = 1, then
debbie = 0
WSHShell.RegWrite p, n, element type
Mybox = MsgBox (jobfunc & enab VbCR & & mustboot, 4096, t)
End if

 

 

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