Possible values for include but aren't limited to: Please like and share this guide to help others.The app portion of the example event,, will change depending on the application that fails to start. That's it! Let me know if this guide has helped you by leaving your comment about your experience. That’s it! From now on you'll have full control permissions to this particular registry key. Select the Full Control checkbox in order to give full permissions to the selected account and press OK three (3) times,ġ2. Then double-click to open Administrators entry.ġ1.

Check the Replace owner on subcontainers and objects checkbox and click Apply.ġ0. * Note: If you want to give full permission to your user account only, then type your account name in the box.ĩ. Click Change Owner to take the ownership of the registry key. At 'Permissions' window, click Advanced.ħ. Right click on the registry key and select Permissions…Ħ. reg file, to restore your registry back!ĥ. * Note: If needed, double click at the exported. Type a filename for the registry backup file and Save the file at your Desktop. Right click on registry key and select Export.Ģ. (IMPORTANT):Before you continue, first take a backup of the current settings of the registry key, and then use the backup file if something goes wrong. At the left pane, navigate to the registry key that you want to modify its permissions (take ownership/assign full control permissions).Ĥ.

First of all, make sure that you have logged to Windows, using an Administrator account.ġ.Simultaneously press the Windows + R keys to open run command box.ģ. (FIX 'ACCESS DENIED' Error in Registry)ġ. How to Take Ownership & Assign Full Permissions to a Registry key. This guide, contains all the steps required in order to assign full permissions on a system protected registry key, in Windows 10, 8/8.1 or 7 OS. At this case and in order to resolve the problem, you need (first) to take the ownership of that particular registry key, and then, to assign full permissions to your user account at that key. If you want to modify a Registry key in Windows and you get the error 'Access is Denied', means that the Registry key is protected by Windows.

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