Win10 system registry does not have permission to modify what to do? Get Modify Registry Permissions method

1. First, use the shortcut key "Win" + "R" combination of shortcut keys. Type the command regedit after opening. Open the Win10 registry.

　　

WIN10 System type Command regedit

2. In the Registry Editor window, left-click: HKEY_CURRENT_USER, and then click: Edit-Permissions;

　　

Win10 System Edit-permissions

3. At this time, open the HKEY_CURRENT_USER Permission dialog box, in this dialog box, we first look at the user name of the computer login, such as group or user name (G) column does not, click: Advanced Options;

　　

WIN10 System click: Advanced Options

4. In the open HKEY_CURRENT_USER of the Advanced Security Settings window, click: add;

　　

WIN10 system click: add;

5. We HKEY_CURRENT_USER in the Advanced Security Settings window, click Add, will open the HKEY_CURRENT_USER Permission Project window, in this window, the basic permission entries are grayed out, we click: Select the subject;

　　

WIN10 system clicks: Select Main body

6. In the open Select Users and Groups dialog box, click: Advanced;

　　

WIN10 system clicks: advanced;

7. Press down, we click in the dialog box: immediately find (N), in the search results (U) column with the mouse down the right side of the small slider down drag, find the user name of the local login such as: GONG ZOU, and left-click Username, and then click: OK;

　　

WIN10 System click again: OK;

8. Click OK, we can see the local login user name displayed in the Check name bar, click: OK;

　　

WIN10 system clicks: OK;

9. At this point will return to HKEY_CURRENT_USER's Advanced Security Settings window, we are in this window, click: Show advanced Permissions, in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER Permission Entry window under the Advanced permissions, click: Full Control, then click: OK;

　　

WIN10 System click: Full Control, then click: OK;

10. Back to HKEY_CURRENT_USER's Advanced Security Settings window, click: application-OK;

　　

WIN10 System Click: application-OK;

11. Back to HKEY_CURRENT_USER window, click: OK, exit Registry Editor.

　　

Win10 System Exit Registry Editor