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- what is the difference between HKEY and HKCU registry keys
Hi, Cleaning the Registry is rarely a good idea and the programs that claim to be able to fix a lot of issues by
- Software Deployment : HKEY_CURRENT_USER vs HKEY_USERS - ITNinja
This installs search is looking in HKCU, where the key doesn't exist on the target system, but it does in HKU The install proceeds without issue That would be a good thing, I guess Then I would only have to worry about custom action widgets that look to HKCU and change them to handle HKU as well Any thoughts on this are greatly appreciated
- Windows File Association Explained for Desktop Administrators
Unfortunately, this changed how we as Desktop Environment admins approach file association Direct registry edits to the HKCU hive are no longer viable as they simply result in an app reset notification and the HKCU keys reverting to their original state: The new method for setting file associations across the environment is a 2 part process
- HKCU files. . . Where are they? - WindowsBBS
HKCU\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Run NOTE* hkcu is hkey_current_user As for myself I have an msconfig blank entry also This is from my Ati launchpad (T v card) I disabled it from showing or running as a startup The key is registry dredge with a blank value
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies . . .
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System <-Gone missing
- Scripting : How to remove registry entries under HKCU? - ITNinja
Removing HKCU entries can not be done at the time of uninstallation itelf It has to be removed from all the user's HKCU registries At the time of uninstallation, You have to create a Active Setup and deliver a VBScript which will remove HKCU registry keys for currently logged in user to any common location like C:\Windows
- Registry question, HKCU vs HKLM - Microsoft Community
Registry question, HKCU vs HKLM I've been meaning to ask this for many years, but never got around to it When altering the registry on a home system, if there is a time when I'd want to make a change to something found in HKEY_Current_User apply to all users, or at least most of the users have asked for the change, is there any reason not to
- Start menu, desktop, Settings (ImmersiveControlPanel), and - Microsoft . . .
and "The current user needs to have permissions to access the following registry key: HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\DeviceAccess\Global " I have ran sfc scannow in an elevated command prompt, the results said: "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them "
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