need to delete many regkeys but change authorization

[mantra]

hi
i uninstalled acdsee pro 2.5
but it left (the uninstaller) a lof of keys like

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\classes\acdsee pro 2.5.wav\

i tried jv16 to delete them but it did not delete
so i open regedit and i discovered that i have to change the authorization of these files
but they are a lot ,and with regedit i should do manually one after one

so
is there an alternative regedit that let me change many authorization keys with one click?

select many and change

thanks
i run xp sp3 32bit

have a nice day

[Coff]

I made a little tool called Regedit PsExec which might help you delete the necessary keys.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/R...t-PsExec.shtml

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

I made a little tool called Regedit PsExec which might help you delete the necessary keys.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/R...t-PsExec.shtml

cool , is there a portable version ?

i will try soon

[Coff]

There isn't a portable version but I made sure the uninstaller removed absolutely everything. There is a fuller description of it at http://ianmutch.webriq.com/customPages/regedit-psexec (sometimes the page takes a while to open).

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

There isn't a portable version but I made sure the uninstaller removed absolutely everything. There is a fuller description of it at http://ianmutch.webriq.com/customPages/regedit-psexec (sometimes the page takes a while to open).

cool
so i should install ,after run-> regedit and i can delete what i want without changing permission?


it could great work with this great tool with jv16power tool


thanks a lot!

[Coff]

The installer creates a shortcut on your desktop to Regedit PsExec. Just click on that and it will open regedit with higher than normal privileges.

To use regedit normally, just do as you have always done. Either by using your normal regedit shortcut or typing regedit in the run box. The installation doesn't alter regedit in any way, it just allows you to open it with higher than normal privileges when you use the Regedit PsExec shortcut.

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

The installer creates a shortcut on your desktop to Regedit PsExec. Just click on that and it will open regedit with higher than normal privileges.

To use regedit normally, just do as you have always done. Either by using your normal regedit shortcut or typing regedit in the run box. The installation doesn't alter regedit in any way, it just allows you to open it with higher than normal privileges when you use the Regedit PsExec shortcut.

thanks

it doesn't work
i installed
run the shortcut "C:\Programs\Regedit PsExec\Regedit PsExec.exe"
it doesn't open regedit
it does nothing
i run under xp sp3 32bit

the installer Regedit PsExec Setup.exe hash 0951A1BB8A41AF0C78C3D9D758D68E9C

[Coff]

Well, that's a blow. The hash you posted for the setup file is correct. I haven't received reports from anyone that it doesn't work. When you click on the shortcut, open Task Manager and see if regedit is running. It does take a few seconds to open regedit but only a few seconds. (Tested on XP, Vista, and Windows 7).

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

Well, that's a blow. The hash you posted for the setup file is correct. I haven't received reports from anyone that it doesn't work. When you click on the shortcut, open Task Manager and see if regedit is running. It does take a few seconds to open regedit but only a few seconds. (Tested on XP, Vista, and Windows 7).

well in the task manager i can't see regedit
there is not track
i used process monitor too
the program runs and immediately shuts down

i can make a movie , or what do you like more

does it need a reboot? i did not reboot

[Coff]

Try doing it the long way. See this old thread on Wilder's
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=141555

The up to date download link for PsExec is

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897553.aspx

I'm wondering if one or more of your security applications is affecting the install. It doesn't normally need a reboot but you could try that if you are willing. Sorry you've had trouble with it.

[andyman35]

Have you tried uninstalling this using Revo Uninstaller ?

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

Try doing it the long way. See this old thread on Wilder's
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=141555

The up to date download link for PsExec is

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb897553.aspx

I'm wondering if one or more of your security applications is affecting the install. It doesn't normally need a reboot but you could try that if you are willing. Sorry you've had trouble with it.

yes it works!
i unzipped to the folder c:\test
made a bat

Start "" "C:\test\psexec" -i -d -s c:\windows\regedit.exe

and opened regkey and i can delete easy

don't know why your program doesn't work in my pc


can i start jv16 power tool with psexec with the same command? e delete these keys with jv16 power tool

[mantra]

Originally Posted by andyman35

Have you tried uninstalling this using Revo Uninstaller ?

yes i did ,but it delete few keys in aggressive mode

i don't know why lots of people like revo , i did not find in revo a great uninstaller
i hope there is something better
i have the portable version of revo

[Coff]

Glad you were able to delete the keys. You wouldn't be able to use PsExec with jv16 power tools.

I've read that Registrar Registry Manager is good for deleting some stubborn keys. I haven't tried it but there is a free lite version at http://www.resplendence.com/downloads

(I would be interested to know if anyone else has trouble installing and using Regedit PsExec).

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

Glad you were able to delete the keys. You wouldn't be able to use PsExec with jv16 power tools.

I've read that Registrar Registry Manager is good for deleting some stubborn keys. I haven't tried it but there is a free lite version at http://www.resplendence.com/downloads

(I would be interested to know if anyone else has trouble installing and using Regedit PsExec).

thank you so much
by the way i did notice that with

Start "" "C:\test\psexec" -i -d -s c:\windows\regedit.exe

the program does copy the files in the c:\windows



(I would be interested to know if there is a program that tells me which are the stubborn key to delete)

[Coff]

When you run PsExec for the first time using the batch file method (or by command prompt or by creating a shortcut), it creates a file called PSEXESVC.exe in the Windows folder. This is normal operation of PsExec. Should that file be delted for any reason, PsExec will re-create it again when it next runs.

The Regedit PsExec installer creates that file in the Windows folder before running Regedit PsExec so that it can be removed by the uninstaller. I wanted to make sure that the uninstaller removed everything that was created by using Regedit PsExec.

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Coff

When you run PsExec for the first time using the batch file method (or by command prompt or by creating a shortcut), it creates a file called PSEXESVC.exe in the Windows folder. This is normal operation of PsExec. Should that file be delted for any reason, PsExec will re-create it again when it next runs.

The Regedit PsExec installer creates that file in the Windows folder before running Regedit PsExec so that it can be removed by the uninstaller. I wanted to make sure that the uninstaller removed everything that was created by using Regedit PsExec.

may i ask a question ?
what i can't understand is why a program like acdsee 2.5 and 3 creates so many keys that i can'detele
the only way is you tip?

is there a tool that tell me the keys that need to change authorization to delete?
thanks

[Espresso]

You could use SUBINACL.EXE with wildcards to change any acdsee registry permissions.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

This command should work:

subinacl /subkeyreg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\classes\ACDSee.* /owner=Admin /grant=administrators=f

[mantra]

Originally Posted by Espresso

You could use SUBINACL.EXE with wildcards to change any acdsee registry permissions.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

This command should work:

thanks
is there a way to reset the registry permission like an fresh install?

[GlobalForce]

Why of course - http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/re...in-windows-xp/

[mantra]

Originally Posted by GlobalForce

Why of course - http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/re...in-windows-xp/

you are the man dude happy new year GlobalForce

[mantra]

Originally Posted by GlobalForce

Why of course - http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/re...in-windows-xp/

Globalforce

did you try http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313222 ?
did you trust of it?


don't know exactly what will do MicrosoftFixit50198.msi , i guess reset the permission

[GlobalForce]

You run Windows, what's not to trust? If it were me I'd stick with the Ramesh dwnlds.
If on the other hand you wanted to see what's inside, I'd suggest JSWare's unpacker.

Oh and - "Happy New Years to you too Mantra!"

[mantra]

Originally Posted by GlobalForce

You run Windows, what's not to trust? If it were me I'd stick with the Ramesh dwnlds.
If on the other hand you wanted to see what's inside, I'd suggest JSWare's unpacker.

Oh and - "Happy New Years to you too Mantra!"

the microsoft soft utility did a mess look http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=261989

may you tell me how restore RECYCLER folder permission?

[GlobalForce]

No, I think by default you don't have access to those. As I recall, XP Home'll require safe mode to take control.