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December 24th 07, 02:31 PM
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reg change denied
I'm trying to get my Zen V+ mp3 player to work in Vista. According to
Creative's KB, I need to allow the Everyone group in (lm-sys-cur ctrl set-usb) to have full permissions on the USB key. However, when I try to make the change, Vista gives me an Access Denied error. I am running under Administrator account. 
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December 24th 07, 09:58 PM
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reg change denied
Hello,
I would try editing the registry key from a "system" regedit. It is easier than having to modify security permissions on system settings and then trying to remember what they were to begin with to change them back. - Download psexec.exe from he http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897553.aspx - Extract psexec.exe - Open a command prompt "as administrator" (right-click, click run as administrator) - change to the location of psexec.exe - Execute the following command psexec -s -i regedit.exe This will open a regedit running as system on your desktop, which should have access rights to the registry. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "pdw" wrote in message ... I'm trying to get my Zen V+ mp3 player to work in Vista. According to Creative's KB, I need to allow the Everyone group in (lm-sys-cur ctrl set-usb) to have full permissions on the USB key. However, when I try to make the change, Vista gives me an Access Denied error. I am running under Administrator account.
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December 25th 07, 03:31 PM
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reg change denied
Thanks, Jimmy.
Interesting that even tho I'm logged on with admin privileges, it still required your suggestion to make the change. Vista is definitely going to take some getting used to and I dread the day we (meaning the I/S staff) have to start rolling it out to the users. "Jimmy Brush" wrote in message ... Hello, I would try editing the registry key from a "system" regedit. It is easier than having to modify security permissions on system settings and then trying to remember what they were to begin with to change them back. - Download psexec.exe from he http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897553.aspx - Extract psexec.exe - Open a command prompt "as administrator" (right-click, click run as administrator) - change to the location of psexec.exe - Execute the following command psexec -s -i regedit.exe This will open a regedit running as system on your desktop, which should have access rights to the registry. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "pdw" wrote in message ... I'm trying to get my Zen V+ mp3 player to work in Vista. According to Creative's KB, I need to allow the Everyone group in (lm-sys-cur ctrl set-usb) to have full permissions on the USB key. However, when I try to make the change, Vista gives me an Access Denied error. I am running under Administrator account.
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December 25th 07, 08:26 PM
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reg change denied
I'm sure you could have made the change OK from your admin account, but this
can sometimes involve repeatedly taking ownership of a key, refreshing, taking ownership of the subkeys, etc, and then changing permissions on everything. I've found the permissions editor in regedit seems to be lacking in some respects compared to the one in explorer. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "pdw" wrote in message ... Thanks, Jimmy. Interesting that even tho I'm logged on with admin privileges, it still required your suggestion to make the change. Vista is definitely going to take some getting used to and I dread the day we (meaning the I/S staff) have to start rolling it out to the users. "Jimmy Brush" wrote in message ... Hello, I would try editing the registry key from a "system" regedit. It is easier than having to modify security permissions on system settings and then trying to remember what they were to begin with to change them back. - Download psexec.exe from he http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897553.aspx - Extract psexec.exe - Open a command prompt "as administrator" (right-click, click run as administrator) - change to the location of psexec.exe - Execute the following command psexec -s -i regedit.exe This will open a regedit running as system on your desktop, which should have access rights to the registry. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "pdw" wrote in message ... I'm trying to get my Zen V+ mp3 player to work in Vista. According to Creative's KB, I need to allow the Everyone group in (lm-sys-cur ctrl set-usb) to have full permissions on the USB key. However, when I try to make the change, Vista gives me an Access Denied error. I am running under Administrator account.
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March 1st 09, 05:42 AM
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reg change denied
The registry cleaner of the update of jv16 Powertools 2009 wasn`t able to
delete some items after starting windows vista 32 in the safe mode and starting jv16 as an administrator.This was the resolution. Thank You. "Jimmy Brush" wrote: I'm sure you could have made the change OK from your admin account, but this can sometimes involve repeatedly taking ownership of a key, refreshing, taking ownership of the subkeys, etc, and then changing permissions on everything. I've found the permissions editor in regedit seems to be lacking in some respects compared to the one in explorer. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "pdw" wrote in message ... Thanks, Jimmy. Interesting that even tho I'm logged on with admin privileges, it still required your suggestion to make the change. Vista is definitely going to take some getting used to and I dread the day we (meaning the I/S staff) have to start rolling it out to the users. "Jimmy Brush" wrote in message ... Hello, I would try editing the registry key from a "system" regedit. It is easier than having to modify security permissions on system settings and then trying to remember what they were to begin with to change them back. - Download psexec.exe from he http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897553.aspx - Extract psexec.exe - Open a command prompt "as administrator" (right-click, click run as administrator) - change to the location of psexec.exe - Execute the following command psexec -s -i regedit.exe This will open a regedit running as system on your desktop, which should have access rights to the registry. -- - JB Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "pdw" wrote in message ... I'm trying to get my Zen V+ mp3 player to work in Vista. According to Creative's KB, I need to allow the Everyone group in (lm-sys-cur ctrl set-usb) to have full permissions on the USB key. However, when I try to make the change, Vista gives me an Access Denied error. I am running under Administrator account.
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