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What can be done about an application that works with registry, and working under a limited account? now registry can't be edited in anyway.

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The registry can be edited

The registry can be edited with a limited account, but of course, with limitations. I'm not sure what's locked and what isn't, but John makes his launchers work under limited and guest accounts.

Vintage!

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How to that with Autoit ???

How to do that with Autoit ???

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John's apps

Don't use the registry at all.
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there's an application

there's an application called "No-IP"
it stores its data in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Vitalwerks\DUC"
it cant be made portable if i cant edit registry in a limited account.
any idea?

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You could always

try Libertà Lapwing.
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sorry but i didnt understand

sorry but i didnt understand what does this application do.
Can you explain please?
and what shall i download?
* AutoINF
* Lapwing
* PUSS (Portable Utility and Security Suite)
* AutoStart

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Lapwing

Steve'll give you some instructions. Wink
Edit: Tomorrow that is Wink
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Some of John's apps

are actually using the registry. For example, 7-zip, the launcher writes its settings to HCU\Software\7-zip and deletes them on exit.

Respect.

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Limited registry access

As far as I know, with a limited account you're able to edit the registry under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software key but not under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE. I'm not sure but that should be enough for all apps here.

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Isn't there a way to create

Isn't there a way to create "virtual" registry?
so the application can deal with it as with real registry, so a limited account won't be a problem. Any idea?

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Thats

what Lapwing did/does. I'll write you up a little tutorial about it tomorrow, but if you find the topic about it on this site you should be able to figure it out.

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I'll search the site for a

I'll search the site for a tutorial.
LOL
It's really a BIG mistake from the company, because the original application itself doesn't work under a limited account Blum

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Yes it does,

I wrote it!

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Where did u write it ?

Where did u write it Blum ?

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I was meaning

I programmed Lapwing.

Yours

Steve Lamerton

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Both work

Not sure what you mean, but I've just tested both apps (No-IP and Lapwing) and they work (= can be run) from a limited XP account.

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it really does? ok it's not

it really does?
ok
it's not the problem, the problem is "I CAN'T EDIT HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE UNDER A LIMITED ACCOUNT"

And thanks

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OK, no one is deaf around

OK, no one is deaf around here, I already got your point.
Your problem is a hard one because you're not supposed to edit "that" registry key from a limited account. Wait to see if Lapwing works for you, otherwise I can't give you further advice.

And you're welcome.

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SOLVED!

LOL!!!!!!!!
Am I stupid Blum Blum Blum
It was a really easy one
No-IP itself solved the problem Blum
in a limited account, it automatically writes its keys to HKEY_CURRENT_USER ........
I didn't know that! lol ...
Thanks everybody for your help (I want to know more about Lapwing)

Thanks again,

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN DID!!!

}:)
Get back to work on it now! Blum
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Lapwig Tutorial

Hi Steve,
I downloaded your Lapwig but ... I'd appreciate if I could have the tutorial as well. So far I haven't found it around.
Could you please point me to the right direction?

Thank you so much
Mike

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Wait

Steve has a new version in development, which will be a lot simpler to use.
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