in regedt32.exe,I delete a key ,then the deleted key recovery automatic,i
delete it repeat ,it revovery automatic ...
how can this happen ? how can i delete it ?
What is the name of the key? How does it "automatically recover"?
Immediately when you delete it, while still in Regedt32? When you
restart Regedt32? When you reboot the computer? What, if any, message
do you get when you delete the key? My guess is that the key reappers
because of something in your run keys, or something that runs and
recreates the key when the pc reboots.
Re: Keyboard oddness. ... >> reboot is always possible be it with the mouse or the acpi button. ... > If that doesn't work, you have a more severe problem than a stuck key, ... It stops the repeat all right. ... send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in ... (Linux-Kernel)
Re: SBS Server keeps shutting down ... If the *order* services starts are causing even *INTERMITTENT* errors, I don't reboot until I get the magic combination and hope I don't have to reboot again. ... I find out which two are conflicting and fix the problem, otherwise it *will* resurface on another reboot down the road. ... If IPSec was interfering with your network after reboot #2, why repeat?... Many boot processes are launched in a multitasking manner rather than one after another, and disc positions and network conditions can result in some processes completing before others on some occasions, and after them on others. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Freeze in "Installing Devices" Section During XP Upgrade ... Ok, guys, I am having the same problem except it is in a bloody loop that I ... During upgrade to XP (actually ... screen and crash again at the same spot, reboot and repeat the same cycle. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment)
Re: Freeze in "Installing Devices" Section During XP Upgrade ... I am having the Same Exact Problem Also, but with a new install on an Asus ... drive, cdrom drive, and a 56k modem, from what i can see this should not be ... > screen and crash again at the same spot, reboot and repeat the same cycle. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment)
