How might I run regedit in the Recovery Console so as to remove some internet
"Pop-Up" regestry entries that are locked when in windows mode.
When in the console if regedit.exe is typed I get "Command cannot be found"
error.

Thanks,

mnow

regedit is a gui mode tool hence it wouldn't run from the RC. Use one of the
spyware tools.

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"mnow" wrote:
| How might I run regedit in the Recovery Console so as to remove some
internet
| "Pop-Up" regestry entries that are locked when in windows mode.
| When in the console if regedit.exe is typed I get "Command cannot be
found"
| error.
|
| Thanks,
|
| mnow

I've Ttied many of them but as I said, when Windows is loaded, the regestry
keys
are locked so I am unable to delete them.
Are there any tools to work from the console?

Thanmk you,

mnow


"Dave Patrick" wrote:

> regedit is a gui mode tool hence it wouldn't run from the RC. Use one of the
> spyware tools.
>
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> Regards,
>
> Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
> Microsoft Certified Professional
> Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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>
> "mnow" wrote:
> | How might I run regedit in the Recovery Console so as to remove some
> internet
> | "Pop-Up" regestry entries that are locked when in windows mode.
> | When in the console if regedit.exe is typed I get "Command cannot be
> found"
> | error.
> |
> | Thanks,
> |
> | mnow
>
>
>

In microsoft.public.win2000.registry =?Utf-8?B?bW5vdw==?= wrote:

>> "mnow" wrote:
>> | How might I run regedit in the Recovery Console so as to
>> | remove some
>> internet
>> | "Pop-Up" regestry entries that are locked when in windows
>> | mode. When in the console if regedit.exe is typed I get
>> | "Command cannot be
>> found"
>> | error.

>> regedit is a gui mode tool hence it wouldn't run from the RC.
>> Use one of the spyware tools.

> I've Ttied many of them but as I said, when Windows is loaded,
> the regestry keys
> are locked so I am unable to delete them.
> Are there any tools to work from the console?

Backup your registry with ntbackup.exe (ERD...).
Load the "\Regback\" copy of (SOFTWARE ?) into regedt32.exe and
edit it if possible.
Reboot to RC and overwrite the active SOFTWARE hive file with the
modified one. (keeping safety copies of everything of course)

But I believe that using anti-malware tools to cleanup whatever is
the problem (possibly from a Safe Mode boot) is an easier procedure
that may work to resolve the problem.

You should post more details on the "infection", the OS and full
registry paths involved perhaps...

Mostly these thing run at logon. So the trick, in a lot of cases, is file
system and or registry editing remotely through network connection.

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"mnow" wrote:
| I've Ttied many of them but as I said, when Windows is loaded, the
regestry
| keys
| are locked so I am unable to delete them.
| Are there any tools to work from the console?
|
| Thanmk you,
|
| mnow

I am glad that you posted this actually. I would love to be able to use
reg.exe from the RC to make registry modifications for various things
such as disabling services, etc. If anyone has figured out how to run
commmands that are normally not allowed in the RC, please let me know.

Thanks!
Alan



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"gnarlyc" wrote:
|
| I am glad that you posted this actually. I would love to be able to use
| reg.exe from the RC to make registry modifications for various things
| such as disabling services, etc. If anyone has figured out how to run
| commmands that are normally not allowed in the RC, please let me know.
|
| Thanks!
| Alan
|
|
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