When installing software in Windows 7, you cannot write the registered value to the Registry.

When installing software in Windows 7, you cannot write the registered value to the Registry.

1.

Let's check whether any software has been installed to seal the registry. Such as anti-virus software and firewall. After the software is turned off, install the software again. If not, uninstall the anti-virus software and install the software again.

2.

Change organizational unit policy settings

Steps:

Start-run (enter Gpedit. msc)-OK or press ENTER;

3.

The "Local Group Policy Editor" window is opened;

4.

Open "user configuration", click "manage template", and left-click: system;

5.

We can see that there are many options on the right of the window. In the "Group Policy" option, find: "blocked access to registry editing tools", left-click and double-click: "blocked access to registry editing tools ";

6.

In the pop-up "forbidden access registry editing tools" window, select "disabled" and click "OK" to exit the "Local Group Policy Editor". The Registry has been unlocked.

7.

Step 3: After the above operations, if the software cannot be properly installed, the system may be poisoned. We can use a dedicated anti-virus software to completely disinfect the virus and delete the virus files in the quarantine area, prevent secondary virus infection.