Hey everyone, have a small problem. I have a group of users that are part of
a large network. One of the programs that they use regularly requires r/w
with the registry. Right now I have the users set as admin, but have ran
into problems with them taking advantage of those rights. Is there a way to
allow a program ran by a user to have r/w to the registry?

Thanks,

Troy

You can manage registry permissions much like folder NTFS permissions. Open
regedit as a local administrator and give the users/group read/write access
to the necessary registry keys such as for the application under
HKLM/software - application. --- Steve



"Troy W." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hey everyone, have a small problem. I have a group of users that are part
> of
> a large network. One of the programs that they use regularly requires r/w
> with the registry. Right now I have the users set as admin, but have ran
> into problems with them taking advantage of those rights. Is there a way
> to
> allow a program ran by a user to have r/w to the registry?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Troy