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12-17-2007
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| | Cannot do system restore due to Group Policy Vista Home Premium Hi, I installed a registry cleaner that looks like it has changed my Group policy. I can no longer do a system restore or edit the registry using regedit. I get a message saying that Group Policy does not allow this operation, and that I need to contact my network administrator. When I try to use the registry software to do a system restore, I get the same error message saying Group Policy does not allow the change. Can anyone help me with this please. Regards, |
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12-17-2007
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| | Re: Cannot do system restore due to Group Policy Vista Home Premium Hello Steven, That's the reason for not using this crappy tools. Check the forum of the registry cleaner software for help. If it not exist and you do not wrote down what you have changed, i think you have to reinstall your system. Best regards Meinolf Weber Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups ** HELP us help YOU!!! http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm Quote: > Hi, > > I installed a registry cleaner that looks like it has changed my Group > policy. I can no longer do a system restore or edit the registry using > regedit. > > I get a message saying that Group Policy does not allow this > operation, and that I need to contact my network administrator. > > When I try to use the registry software to do a system restore, I get > the same error message saying Group Policy does not allow the change. > > Can anyone help me with this please. > > Regards, > |
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12-17-2007
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| | Re: Cannot do system restore due to Group Policy Vista Home Premium Use lusrmgr.msc to open up group policy GUI. It is in Windows\system32. Enter your user name, precisely the way you sign in into the group Administrator. Do your system restore. That failed find Computer services in Control Panel. Find the service you need, click properties, edit Security tab, add yourselves as a user. Make sure you have full rights checkbox checked. Close the GUI. Do your system restore or whatever. "Steven" <Steven@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CD802597-3535-4337-A417-2BB21B9DC4B3@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > I installed a registry cleaner that looks like it has changed my Group > policy. I can no longer do a system restore or edit the registry using > regedit. > > I get a message saying that Group Policy does not allow this operation, > and > that I need to contact my network administrator. > > When I try to use the registry software to do a system restore, I get the > same error message saying Group Policy does not allow the change. > > Can anyone help me with this please. > > Regards, > |
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12-17-2007
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| | Re: Cannot do system restore due to Group Policy Vista Home Premium "AlexB" <alexblai@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:53929A67-4A73-4AA7-B72D-F4C617282846@xxxxxx Quote: > Use lusrmgr.msc to open up group policy GUI. It is in Windows\system32. > > Enter your user name, precisely the way you sign in into the group > Administrator. Do your system restore. > > That failed find Computer services in Control Panel. Find the service you > need, click properties, edit Security tab, add yourselves as a user. Make > sure you have full rights checkbox checked. Close the GUI. Do your system > restore or whatever. > > "Steven" <Steven@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:CD802597-3535-4337-A417-2BB21B9DC4B3@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi, >> >> I installed a registry cleaner that looks like it has changed my Group >> policy. I can no longer do a system restore or edit the registry using >> regedit. >> >> I get a message saying that Group Policy does not allow this operation, >> and >> that I need to contact my network administrator. >> >> When I try to use the registry software to do a system restore, I get the >> same error message saying Group Policy does not allow the change. >> >> Can anyone help me with this please. >> >> Regards, >> Policy Manager will not load under Home Premium, so this won't help him. I also have no good answer, sorry, I just wanted to point out the attempting to run lusrmgr.msc will simply open MMC with a message that you can't open the snap-in since you're running Home Premium. Mic |
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12-17-2007
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| | Re: Cannot do system restore due to Group Policy Vista Home Premiu Thanks. Is there any way to find a backup registry and replace the current copy? Regards Steven. "Michael Palumbo" wrote: Quote: > > > "AlexB" <alexblai@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:53929A67-4A73-4AA7-B72D-F4C617282846@xxxxxx Quote: > > Use lusrmgr.msc to open up group policy GUI. It is in Windows\system32. > > > > Enter your user name, precisely the way you sign in into the group > > Administrator. Do your system restore. > > > > That failed find Computer services in Control Panel. Find the service you > > need, click properties, edit Security tab, add yourselves as a user. Make > > sure you have full rights checkbox checked. Close the GUI. Do your system > > restore or whatever. > > > > "Steven" <Steven@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:CD802597-3535-4337-A417-2BB21B9DC4B3@xxxxxx Quote: > >> Hi, > >> > >> I installed a registry cleaner that looks like it has changed my Group > >> policy. I can no longer do a system restore or edit the registry using > >> regedit. > >> > >> I get a message saying that Group Policy does not allow this operation, > >> and > >> that I need to contact my network administrator. > >> > >> When I try to use the registry software to do a system restore, I get the > >> same error message saying Group Policy does not allow the change. > >> > >> Can anyone help me with this please. > >> > >> Regards, > >> > As the OP stated in the subject line, he's using Home Premium. The Group > Policy Manager will not load under Home Premium, so this won't help him. > > I also have no good answer, sorry, I just wanted to point out the attempting > to run lusrmgr.msc will simply open MMC with a message that you can't open > the snap-in since you're running Home Premium. > > Mic > > |
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