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I turned off DEP for the purpose of trying to get a fingerprint reader
to function. This was after I entered the applications for the fingerprint
reader in the DEP exceptions box, to no avail. I used the command
"bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff", rebooted and was successful. This
did not help the situation with the fingerprint reader so I tried to restart
DEP using the command "bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn" and it was
reported as successful. I then rebooted. DEP was not enabled. I did this
five times, rebooting each time the command window said the action was
successful. However, it was not successful. Going to System Properties,
Advanced tab, Performance, Settings and then the Data Execution Prevention
tab reveals that DEP is not enabled and the radio buttons are grayed out,
showing DEP not enabled for either function.
I enabled DEP one more time using the command prompt and then tried to
enable one of these buttons before rebooting and the buttons were still
grayed out, so it doesn't really matter if I try to click on the radio
button before or after the reboot following a successful command prompt. I
don't know why I should have to enable the radio button anyway as the
command prompt should do it for me.
Does anyone know why I cannot enable DEP and why I cannot access the
radio buttons? System Restore does not reenable DEP. Would a True Image
restore do it for me? I would appreciate any assistance provided?
Thank you for your time.
C.B.
to function. This was after I entered the applications for the fingerprint
reader in the DEP exceptions box, to no avail. I used the command
"bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff", rebooted and was successful. This
did not help the situation with the fingerprint reader so I tried to restart
DEP using the command "bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn" and it was
reported as successful. I then rebooted. DEP was not enabled. I did this
five times, rebooting each time the command window said the action was
successful. However, it was not successful. Going to System Properties,
Advanced tab, Performance, Settings and then the Data Execution Prevention
tab reveals that DEP is not enabled and the radio buttons are grayed out,
showing DEP not enabled for either function.
I enabled DEP one more time using the command prompt and then tried to
enable one of these buttons before rebooting and the buttons were still
grayed out, so it doesn't really matter if I try to click on the radio
button before or after the reboot following a successful command prompt. I
don't know why I should have to enable the radio button anyway as the
command prompt should do it for me.
Does anyone know why I cannot enable DEP and why I cannot access the
radio buttons? System Restore does not reenable DEP. Would a True Image
restore do it for me? I would appreciate any assistance provided?
Thank you for your time.
C.B.