Re: DCOMCNFG.EXE
- From: Mark V <notvalid@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 07 Jan 2007 04:37:35 -0500
In microsoft.public.win2000.registry =?Utf-8?B?UHJhdGFw?= wrote:
"Mark V" wrote:[ ] ???
In microsoft.public.win2000.registry =?Utf-8?B?UHJhdGFw?=
wrote:
Hi,
I have removed all permissions from "Default Configuration
Permissions" of "Default Security" tab.
When I tried to assign again, it is saying "You have been
denied access to some resource".
I THINK IT IS RELATED TO REGISTRY PERMISSIONS.
Yes. That dialog (in W2K anyway) clearly displays that this is
"Registry Key Permissions" and
"Registry key: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT"
(aka HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\ )
Restore from last Full Registry Backup?
[ ]Without reverting to a backup, it will be impossible in many
cases to "restore". You can attempt to reset and propagate or
reset and observe if inheritance is still functioning...
One local reference would be the ACEs listed in the "as
installed" copy of SOFTWARE hive file at %systemroot%\repair\
You have not indicated the Windows version.
You still haven't said what OS and SP level...
See also Dave's posted method. Although this is rather a more
shotgun approach. The "best" solution is to restore the
SOFTWARE hive file from a known good recent backup, IMO.
Thanks!
I have done what Dave suggested, but still I am facing the same
problem. Mark, I am not clear with your response.
I am not certain why Dave's method would fail... Puzzling.
I found the repair folder with software files. Do you want me to
copy it some other place. Kindly suggest me.
No.
Have you made a recent Full Registry Backup (not an "export")?
Using ERUNT, ntbackup.exe or other method such that you actually
_have_ a recent and usable copy of the SOFTWARE hive file. If so,
we can probably help. Look also in %systemroot%\repair\RegBack\
(which may be empty)
My reference to the "as installed" copy was only suggested as a
means to find the original ACLs for your system. And only as a
reference for a possible manual repair with a less than guaranteed
prospect of success. And would entail "loading" that file for
examination. No insult, but I imagine this approach is beyond your
skill level at this time.
And you still have not indicated what OS and SP level you run. If
we knew that it might help.
In a case such as this
Restore from recent hive file backup
(possibly "System Restore" if XP (which I do not use))
Restore partition from recent image backup
Apply the default security template for the system is an option
(which apparently failed for unknown reasons)
Re-install or "repair install" the OS and SPs + security fixes
would be the most "typical" remediations.
.
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