Use the Policy Editor to unlock the Registry

Many people browse malicious websites, causing the registry to be locked. Related newspapers and periodicals introduce various solutions, such as editing registry files or using Super Rabbit tools to modify them. But what if you don't have such tools and can't remember the contents of the Registry file? In fact, you can use the System Policy Editor (Poledit), another powerful tool provided by Microsoft in the system installation disc, to easily solve this problem. In addition, you can also use the System Policy Editor to implement functions that can only be implemented by modifying the registry.

We will use Windows 9x as an example. Run the System Policy Editor. (If you are prompted that the template file cannot be found, select "template" from the "options" menu of the System Policy Editor, click "Open template", and then select Admin. adm file ). Select "open registry" in the "file" menu, and then you will find two icons in the original blank panel: "Local Computer ", one is a "Local User ".

We will mainly use "Local Users" ("Local Computer" mainly involves network and system settings. If you are interested, you can try it on your own ). Double-click "Local User" to bring up the "local user attributes" interface, where you can see a tree directory, the options include "Control Panel", "desktop", "network", "shell", and "system.

Let's take a look at the power of the System Policy Editor! For the Registry lock example mentioned above, we only need to select the "System> limit" option to see four options. If your registry is locked, the check box before "Disable Registry Editor" is selected. Cancel the selection of this option and return it to the main interface according to "OK. Don't worry. The work is not finished yet! Select "File> Save" to make the changes take effect. Then try to Run Regedit. Can it be used? In fact, you can also implement many frequently-used personalized settings in these five basic directories. Here we will not talk much about it. Let Readers discover it slowly.

Tip: in Windows 2000/XP/2003, click Start> Run, enter Gpedit. msc, and press enter to open the Group Policy ". Expand "user configuration> management template> System", double-click "Disable registry editing tools" in the right window, and select "disabled" in the displayed window ", "OK" and then exit the "Group Policy" to unlock the registry.