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houseofbat
10-21-2009, 06:21 PM
Can anybody tell me how to change registry permissions with AMS 7.5??? The key here is CHANGE permissions NOT get permissions. Or is there a plugin out there? You would think that Indigo Rose would put this into their program under the registry section.
rexzooly
10-21-2009, 06:30 PM
Don't dual post about the same thing this is not far on members to see the same post more then once. and changing the systems permissions for the reg i don't think is possable and also silly thing to do, if you want to add delete or change a key then make sure you have the app requesting admin rights, Right Click on work envarment - Settings - Advanced and you see the check part for it.
houseofbat
10-21-2009, 06:52 PM
Changing the reg permissions IS possible and yes it is a silly thing, however, viruses do it. THUS, the reason why I want to create a program that I can run so it gives my application permission to delete the key. This way I don't have to keep doing it manually.
rexzooly
10-22-2009, 08:05 AM
Changing the reg permissions IS possible and yes it is a silly thing, however, viruses do it. THUS, the reason why I want to create a program that I can run so it gives my application permission to delete the key. This way I don't have to keep doing it manually.

you don't have to change the permissions to do this the reg key can be change long as the progarm is running as a admin just like a virus dose it invokes the admin contrals to be able to access the system with fill access, to make it run as admin right click on your work envarment and click settings - advanced settings then request admin this mght not work on trial version.
Derek
10-22-2009, 01:16 PM
you don't have to change the permissions to do this the reg key can be change long as the progarm is running as a admin ..
That's not always the case. Some parts of the registry only have SYSTEM permissions and cant be edited by 'administrator' by default.
However, I think the fix is to install AV software that removes the virus and stops it happening. Simply continuing to change it back is a silly workaround.

That's just my 2¢.