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Ian@Berneray - 04 Jun 2007 12:26 GMT
I am having trouble installing IE7.
Install failed on not being able to update
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\giffile\shell\ddeexec\topic.
However, using REGEDIT via ANY account on the computer including the
Administration Account I cannot change the security on this object. Cannot
view with any account.  

O/S XP SP2 up to date with all patches [except IE7!!!!]

Would like to try the SYSTEM Account but do not know how to get into it!

Help!

Ian
Olof Lagerkvist - 04 Jun 2007 13:10 GMT
> I am having trouble installing IE7.
> Install failed on not being able to update
> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\giffile\shell\ddeexec\topic.
> However, using REGEDIT via ANY account on the computer including the
> Administration Account I cannot change the security on this object. Cannot
> view with any account.  

You will have to take ownership of the key first as administrator, then
change security.

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Newbie - 18 Jun 2007 15:57 GMT
Is loggoing on as an Administrator different than logging on in an account
with admin. rights?  I am the computer owner.  How do I let XP know that?
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I'm just a poor litle newbie.

> > I am having trouble installing IE7.
> > Install failed on not being able to update
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> You will have to take ownership of the key first as administrator, then
> change security.
Olof Lagerkvist - 18 Jun 2007 16:24 GMT
> Is loggoing on as an Administrator different than logging on in an account
> with admin. rights?  I am the computer owner.  How do I let XP know that?

No, that would not be different in this case. But still any account with
admin rights might not have permissions to a registry key, it may be
necessary to take ownership first and then change permissions. This
happens regardless of wether you are using the built-in Administrator
account or another account with admin privileges.

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