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  1. #1


    macca Guest

    permissions

    I tried to uninstall my Kaspersky Internet Security and received the
    following message mid way through the process.
    Could not open key Local machine/software/microsoft/security
    center/monitoring/KAV
    Monitoring cannot be opened. An error is preventing this key from being
    opened. access is denied.
    I navigated to the key, tried to open it and received the following.
    You do not have permission to view the current permission settings but you
    can make permission changes.
    I clicked OK and the permission for monitoring dialogue box opens.
    It is blank.
    I try to create permission and receive the following.
    Unable to save permission change on monitoring.
    Access is denied.
    I am running Vista Home Premium SP1 RC1
    I have administrator rights



    Any help appreciated

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  2. #2


    BirgerH Guest

    RE: permissions

    Hi Macca.
    Try to run Regedit as an administrator.
    That is:
    Go to start>run and type regedit.
    Underneath the typebox, there shall be a remark, that this job will run with
    admin-rights.
    You can make a link to the Regedit.exe too, Then righ-click the link -
    choose "Run as Administrator".

    That should give you permissions to edit the registry. Almost everything,
    anyway.

    If there's still a blank box with no users and permissions for them, you
    have to take ownership to create userpermissions. Be carefull with this - the
    consequences of doing this wrong or wrong places might be reinstalling
    Windows (a destroyed registry). If it is for only one key, it might do no
    harm.

    When you are uninstalling Kaspersky, are you using Add/remove or the
    programs uninstaller.
    Advice:
    If its possible to use Add/Remove - always do that.

    --
    BirgerH


    "macca" wrote:

    > I tried to uninstall my Kaspersky Internet Security and received the
    > following message mid way through the process.
    > Could not open key Local machine/software/microsoft/security
    > center/monitoring/KAV
    > Monitoring cannot be opened. An error is preventing this key from being
    > opened. access is denied.
    > I navigated to the key, tried to open it and received the following.
    > You do not have permission to view the current permission settings but you
    > can make permission changes.
    > I clicked OK and the permission for monitoring dialogue box opens.
    > It is blank.
    > I try to create permission and receive the following.
    > Unable to save permission change on monitoring.
    > Access is denied.
    > I am running Vista Home Premium SP1 RC1
    > I have administrator rights
    >
    > Any help appreciated

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  3. #3


    macca Guest

    RE: permissions

    Hi BirgerH,
    Thanks for the reply. I did use add/remove.
    I created a regedit shortcut, right click, run as administrator, and I still
    have the same result.
    I am not sure how you take ownership, however I did try to set permission
    for the owner in the permissions for monitoring dialogue box but I still get
    the same response.
    It does not make sense when the message I get is that I cannot view
    permissions but can make permission changes!!!

    regards

    Macca

    "BirgerH" wrote:

    > Hi Macca.
    > Try to run Regedit as an administrator.
    > That is:
    > Go to start>run and type regedit.
    > Underneath the typebox, there shall be a remark, that this job will run with
    > admin-rights.
    > You can make a link to the Regedit.exe too, Then righ-click the link -
    > choose "Run as Administrator".
    >
    > That should give you permissions to edit the registry. Almost everything,
    > anyway.
    >
    > If there's still a blank box with no users and permissions for them, you
    > have to take ownership to create userpermissions. Be carefull with this - the
    > consequences of doing this wrong or wrong places might be reinstalling
    > Windows (a destroyed registry). If it is for only one key, it might do no
    > harm.
    >
    > When you are uninstalling Kaspersky, are you using Add/remove or the
    > programs uninstaller.
    > Advice:
    > If its possible to use Add/Remove - always do that.
    >
    > --
    > BirgerH
    >
    >
    > "macca" wrote:
    >

    > > I tried to uninstall my Kaspersky Internet Security and received the
    > > following message mid way through the process.
    > > Could not open key Local machine/software/microsoft/security
    > > center/monitoring/KAV
    > > Monitoring cannot be opened. An error is preventing this key from being
    > > opened. access is denied.
    > > I navigated to the key, tried to open it and received the following.
    > > You do not have permission to view the current permission settings but you
    > > can make permission changes.
    > > I clicked OK and the permission for monitoring dialogue box opens.
    > > It is blank.
    > > I try to create permission and receive the following.
    > > Unable to save permission change on monitoring.
    > > Access is denied.
    > > I am running Vista Home Premium SP1 RC1
    > > I have administrator rights
    > >
    > > Any help appreciated

      My System SpecsSystem Spec

  4. #4


    BirgerH Guest

    RE: permissions

    Hi.
    Go to the item, you want to take over the ownership. (its the key or subkey)
    Right-click and Permissions.
    Then the "Advanced" box.
    Now you got a window with the tab "Owner".
    Go There.
    If the box "Give ownership to" (or something like that) is emty or without
    your name, click the "Other Users or Groups" button.
    Now Advanced > Search > Administrators[Your-PC-Name] > OK and OK.
    When done , it should appear in the box.

    Now, mark it, accept and OK
    Then click the Tab "Permissions"
    Again, mark the Item (Administrators...) in the box, click the "Edit" button
    and give your user full rights.
    Then you "Accept", OK and again and you will be set as owner and with full
    permissions.

    Regards
    --
    BirgerH


    "macca" wrote:

    > Hi BirgerH,
    > Thanks for the reply. I did use add/remove.
    > I created a regedit shortcut, right click, run as administrator, and I still
    > have the same result.
    > I am not sure how you take ownership, however I did try to set permission
    > for the owner in the permissions for monitoring dialogue box but I still get
    > the same response.
    > It does not make sense when the message I get is that I cannot view
    > permissions but can make permission changes!!!
    >
    > regards
    >
    > Macca
    >
    > "BirgerH" wrote:
    >

    > > Hi Macca.
    > > Try to run Regedit as an administrator.
    > > That is:
    > > Go to start>run and type regedit.
    > > Underneath the typebox, there shall be a remark, that this job will run with
    > > admin-rights.
    > > You can make a link to the Regedit.exe too, Then righ-click the link -
    > > choose "Run as Administrator".
    > >
    > > That should give you permissions to edit the registry. Almost everything,
    > > anyway.
    > >
    > > If there's still a blank box with no users and permissions for them, you
    > > have to take ownership to create userpermissions. Be carefull with this - the
    > > consequences of doing this wrong or wrong places might be reinstalling
    > > Windows (a destroyed registry). If it is for only one key, it might do no
    > > harm.
    > >
    > > When you are uninstalling Kaspersky, are you using Add/remove or the
    > > programs uninstaller.
    > > Advice:
    > > If its possible to use Add/Remove - always do that.
    > >
    > > --
    > > BirgerH
    > >
    > >
    > > "macca" wrote:
    > >

    > > > I tried to uninstall my Kaspersky Internet Security and received the
    > > > following message mid way through the process.
    > > > Could not open key Local machine/software/microsoft/security
    > > > center/monitoring/KAV
    > > > Monitoring cannot be opened. An error is preventing this key from being
    > > > opened. access is denied.
    > > > I navigated to the key, tried to open it and received the following.
    > > > You do not have permission to view the current permission settings but you
    > > > can make permission changes.
    > > > I clicked OK and the permission for monitoring dialogue box opens.
    > > > It is blank.
    > > > I try to create permission and receive the following.
    > > > Unable to save permission change on monitoring.
    > > > Access is denied.
    > > > I am running Vista Home Premium SP1 RC1
    > > > I have administrator rights
    > > >
    > > > Any help appreciated

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  5. #5


    macca Guest

    RE: permissions

    Hi BirgerH

    I now have permission for the key. I have not tried uninstalling Kaspersky
    yet.
    Thank you very much for your time and effort.

    Regards

    Macca

    "BirgerH" wrote:

    > Hi.
    > Go to the item, you want to take over the ownership. (its the key or subkey)
    > Right-click and Permissions.
    > Then the "Advanced" box.
    > Now you got a window with the tab "Owner".
    > Go There.
    > If the box "Give ownership to" (or something like that) is emty or without
    > your name, click the "Other Users or Groups" button.
    > Now Advanced > Search > Administrators[Your-PC-Name] > OK and OK.
    > When done , it should appear in the box.
    >
    > Now, mark it, accept and OK
    > Then click the Tab "Permissions"
    > Again, mark the Item (Administrators...) in the box, click the "Edit" button
    > and give your user full rights.
    > Then you "Accept", OK and again and you will be set as owner and with full
    > permissions.
    >
    > Regards
    > --
    > BirgerH
    >
    >
    > "macca" wrote:
    >

    > > Hi BirgerH,
    > > Thanks for the reply. I did use add/remove.
    > > I created a regedit shortcut, right click, run as administrator, and I still
    > > have the same result.
    > > I am not sure how you take ownership, however I did try to set permission
    > > for the owner in the permissions for monitoring dialogue box but I still get
    > > the same response.
    > > It does not make sense when the message I get is that I cannot view
    > > permissions but can make permission changes!!!
    > >
    > > regards
    > >
    > > Macca
    > >
    > > "BirgerH" wrote:
    > >

    > > > Hi Macca.
    > > > Try to run Regedit as an administrator.
    > > > That is:
    > > > Go to start>run and type regedit.
    > > > Underneath the typebox, there shall be a remark, that this job will run with
    > > > admin-rights.
    > > > You can make a link to the Regedit.exe too, Then righ-click the link -
    > > > choose "Run as Administrator".
    > > >
    > > > That should give you permissions to edit the registry. Almost everything,
    > > > anyway.
    > > >
    > > > If there's still a blank box with no users and permissions for them, you
    > > > have to take ownership to create userpermissions. Be carefull with this - the
    > > > consequences of doing this wrong or wrong places might be reinstalling
    > > > Windows (a destroyed registry). If it is for only one key, it might do no
    > > > harm.
    > > >
    > > > When you are uninstalling Kaspersky, are you using Add/remove or the
    > > > programs uninstaller.
    > > > Advice:
    > > > If its possible to use Add/Remove - always do that.
    > > >
    > > > --
    > > > BirgerH
    > > >
    > > >
    > > > "macca" wrote:
    > > >
    > > > > I tried to uninstall my Kaspersky Internet Security and received the
    > > > > following message mid way through the process.
    > > > > Could not open key Local machine/software/microsoft/security
    > > > > center/monitoring/KAV
    > > > > Monitoring cannot be opened. An error is preventing this key from being
    > > > > opened. access is denied.
    > > > > I navigated to the key, tried to open it and received the following.
    > > > > You do not have permission to view the current permission settings but you
    > > > > can make permission changes.
    > > > > I clicked OK and the permission for monitoring dialogue box opens.
    > > > > It is blank.
    > > > > I try to create permission and receive the following.
    > > > > Unable to save permission change on monitoring.
    > > > > Access is denied.
    > > > > I am running Vista Home Premium SP1 RC1
    > > > > I have administrator rights
    > > > >
    > > > > Any help appreciated

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  6. #6


    SkyBioSS Guest

    Re: permissions

    I have exactly the same problem...
    Please help us...

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