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[sml]

I told Antispyware to block a registry change I was
installing because I was uncertain of my instructions and
wanted to redo the entire procedure. Next time I tried
it, I was told I couldn't change the registry - period; it
no longer gave me choice. I found the log and erased it;
now since then I've found that I need the log in order to
restore my ability to unblock this registry change. No
can restore log - it's gone. So I need some way to tell
AntiSpyware to let me make this change. Any ideas? Other
than this which is my fault it's great software.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

Have you tried uninstalling Microsoft AntiSpyware then reinstall?

 

[plun]

I told Antispyware to block a registry change I was
installing because I was uncertain of my instructions and
wanted to redo the entire procedure. Next time I tried
it, I was told I couldn't change the registry - period; it
no longer gave me choice. I found the log and erased it;
now since then I've found that I need the log in order to
restore my ability to unblock this registry change. No
can restore log - it's gone. So I need some way to tell
AntiSpyware to let me make this change. Any ideas? Other
than this which is my fault it's great software.

Hi

Look in MSAS - Real time protection , system agents or app
agents
on left you have "view blocked events" on right/down you can
unblock these.
This is a little tricky GUI, not good I believe.