Lock myself out of PC

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Well in the process of setting up a test machine for local GPO policies
I have managed to lock myself out.
I can login as administrator but cant access the run command to edit
the policy or registry.
Cant create shortcuts all start menus are not available.

I can also get into IE. DOS window has not been disabled but the menu
option is disabled.

Any backdoor way to renable the run command through IE

Thanks

Stuck in LaLa Land again
Frenchy

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