Method One: unblock Group Policy
To unblock Group Policy, of course, first to enter, enter the method, in the Start menu, open the Run program, and then enter the Gpedit.msc command in the Open Run box, OK.
- After you enter Group Policy, locate the User Configuration item in the left directory, and then open its subkey to find the administrative template.
- then open the subkey for the administrative template, and find the "system" item, which is selected.
- then to the right window of the "System" item, in the Settings Options box on the right, locate the "block access to Registry Editing Tool", double-click.
- when the block access registry editing tools Properties window is turned on, under Settings, select Not Configured, then click Apply, and then click OK. The "Block access to the registry" in Group Policy was successfully dismissed.
Method Two: Add permissions to the registry
If it is not possible to install programs due to Group Policy blocking access to the registry, it is resolved with the above method, but most of them are not blocked by Group Policy, but the registry does not have permissions. The workaround is to modify the registry permissions, and also open "run" in the Start menu. This returns the Regedit command, enter.
- after entering the Registry Editor window, if the prompt window displayed in the installation is what path, in the registry to select this path, to this question user's installation program for example, its root key is "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" this item.
- then press Hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\app paths This path is located on the APP paths this item, right-click, select "Permissions" from the menu.
- When you enter the APP Paths Permissions window, add one if there is no current user in group or user names.
- If the user name already exists, select the user name, in this case "RESTRICTED", and then in the Permissions list box below, tick the Full Control check box under Allow, and then press apply and OK to exit the registry.
- once the registry has been modified, the computer needs to be restarted for the changes to take effect.
- After restarting the computer to enter the system, you can reinstall the program, then the registration value can be written to the registry. Such as.
To install the software, verify that you have sufficient permissions to access the registry key
