regdefend blocks an allowed application

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  1. paperinik3

    paperinik3 Registered Member

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    I have an application - PSTrayFactory - which starts with windows :I have allowed it as an application and also in the autostart list, giving it permission to create, modify, delete values.. (See in the screenshot). But at every rebooting I receive the message :"Regdefend Autostarts - PSTrayFactory was blocked from modifying a protected registry value". After that comes a balloon "Failed to set data for PSTrayFactory". In the log I see:
    "Action: blocked (Auto User)". Why ? What did I wrong? And what means Auto User ?
    Thanks for the help.
     

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  2. nick s

    nick s Registered Member

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    Hi paperinik3,

    First, you should delete the bottom "PsTrayFactory" rule that you created in the Auto Starts group (top screenshot). It is not necessary for what you are trying to accomplish.

    Second, you need to edit the rule you created in your "pstrayfactory" Application Group (bottom screenshot). The "Filename" field should show the path to and the name of the PsTrayFactory executable. For example:

    C:\Program Files\PsTrayFactory\pstrayfactory.exe

    Next change the "Key" field to:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\Runonce

    For the "Value" field, you can still use the "*", or you can be more precise and use "trayfactory" instead (without the quotation marks). You can leave the Allow settings below as they are. That should get it working for you.

    Nick
     
  3. paperinik3

    paperinik3 Registered Member

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    It did work, it seems! Thank you very much Nick and best regards
     
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