Re: "An Access Denied error..."

Did you try the registry hack I suggested? If so, what happened?

"Cindycactus" <Cindycactus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:550755F1-D8CE-4FBA-B2F3-64A749B406D6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks John John. I have a Lexmark printer but a Compaq Computer. I have
tried all the suggestions but the message still comes up. I am searching
for
malware now. Appreciate all the help.

"John John - MVP" wrote:

This problem is also known to be caused by certain HP drivers, if you
have an HP printer you may want to look into this:

http://www.pchell.com/support/msconfig_access_denied_error.shtml

John

Cindycactus wrote:
I am using Windows XP Home Sp 3. I went into the System Configuration
Utility and to Startup. I wanted to check what programs were running
that I could stop so as to speed up my computer. The only thing I
unchecked was the Google Tool Bar. When I closed out I got this
message:

"An Access Denied Error was returned while attempting to change a
service.
You may need to log on using an Administrator account to make the
specified
Changes."

I am the only one who uses this computer and I was logged on as
Administrator.I restarted the computer and signed in as usual then
tried
again but I get the same message.

Can anyone tell me how to resolve this. Thank you.



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