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Was having a hardware problem and the manufacturer's tech support suggested
deleting a certain key if it was present and reinstalling the hardware. I'm
a technical user, quite comfortable with modifying the registry but I've
never come across this. I tried to delete the key and got an error box
saying can't delete key XXX, error deleting key. That's it, no further info,
just error deleting key.
I was logged in as the machine's administrator, double checked that I had
full permissions to the key, still error deleting key. Any ideas?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)
"Etrigan" <Etrigan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
newsE864059-0132-45B7-87FA-32F4E69D355C@microsoft.com...
> Was having a hardware problem and the manufacturer's tech support
> suggested
> deleting a certain key if it was present and reinstalling the hardware.
> I'm
> a technical user, quite comfortable with modifying the registry but I've
> never come across this. I tried to delete the key and got an error box
> saying can't delete key XXX, error deleting key. That's it, no further
> info,
> just error deleting key.
>
> I was logged in as the machine's administrator, double checked that I had
> full permissions to the key, still error deleting key. Any ideas?
>
In newsE864059-0132-45B7-87FA-32F4E69D355C@microsoft.com,
Etrigan <Etrigan@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked:
> Was having a hardware problem and the manufacturer's tech support
> suggested deleting a certain key if it was present and reinstalling the
> hardware. I'm a technical user, quite comfortable with modifying the
> registry but I've never come across this. I tried to delete the key and
> got an error box saying can't delete key XXX, error deleting key. That's
> it, no further info, just error deleting key.
>
> I was logged in as the machine's administrator, double checked that I had
> full permissions to the key, still error deleting key. Any ideas?
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