Use Windows Group policies to unlock the Registry

Group PolicyAndRegistryThe relationship is close, because we can use group policies to modify the registry, which is more flexible and convenient than manually modifying the registry. But when we use the registry, it is locked. Can the Group Policy be solved? Detailed answers are provided below.

"Malicious modification of web pages" is an attack method that cannot be prevented. It simply modifies the address of our home page, and the complicated "vicious web page" also locks the user's registry, making it impossible to restore the settings, what should I do? Through personal experience, the author finds a solution to this problem.

When I surf the Internet, the IE homepage was maliciously modified. This was a small problem that could be easily solved. The Registry Editor is opened, but a dialog box "registration editing has been disabled by the Administrator" is displayed ". It seems that this webpage is quite "vicious", not only modifying my IE homepage, but even locking the registry. It doesn't seem like a success.

1. Click the Start menu and click Run. The run dialog box is displayed. Enter "gpedit. msc" to start the "Group Policy" dialog box.

2. Select "Local Computer Policy"> "user configuration"> "management template"> "system" on the left of the "Group Policy" window. Double-click "" on the right of the window to open the "" dialog box.

3. Click the "Settings" tab in the "properties" dialog box, change "enabled" to "disabled", and click "OK.

4. Run the Registry Editor again. The familiar interface is displayed again. At last, you only need to modify the IE homepage address in the registry.

5. In "Control Panel"> "Administrative Tools"> "service", disable the service named "RemoteRegistry" so that remote users can modify registry settings on this computer, the Registry can be effectively modified by webpages within a certain range.

Tip: to modify the IE homepage through the registry, open the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ InternetExplorer \ Main" item and find the key "StartPage" on the right of the editor, the value is the URL of the home page, and you can change it.

Many websites have methods for unlocking the Registry in Windows XP. Open notepad and enter the following code: WindowsRegistryEditorVersion5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ System] DisableRegistryTools = dword: 00000000

Save the text file as "js. reg" (the file name is random, but the suffix must be "reg"), and then double-click the file to unlock the registry.

However, the preceding key value does not exist in the Registry Editor of Windows XP. This code is actually the code used to unlock the registry in the Windows 95/98 system. It is not applicable to the Windows XP operating system registry lock.

It is hoped that this article will be helpful for readers to use the Windows Group Policy to unlock the Registry. more knowledge about group policies remains to be explored and learned by readers.