No permission to change the registry? No matter what account you do

In the yesterday's message, "In addition to old ones, the computer has been cleared for one minute every year." There are a lot of small partners who say they can't run and their privilege is not enough. If it is running BAT file, right-click to select "Run as administrator" on the line.

But if you are prompted to clean up the registry in the command prompt, that is, we do not have the highest authority to operate the registry, use the home version will often appear such a problem, so, in accordance with the following methods to obtain the highest operating privileges .

After Win+R key combination, enter regedit into the registry editor, right click on HKEY_CURRENT_USER and select “Permissions”.

All accounts in the computer (including hidden system operation accounts) are listed in the popup window.

After clicking on "Advanced", you will find that many accounts only have permission to read the registry, and unlike the Administrators account, you have full control over the registry.

All you have to do now is select Administrators and select "Add" in the lower left corner. In the new window, click "Select Body" and wait for the system to continue popping up a new window.

After the new window comes out, in the space below, enter the current computer's user name, and then select "Check Name" on the right and confirm.

If you don't know your user name, go to C:\Users and look at the folder name that appears. For example, the small computer is “fuxshine”.

After that, it will return to HKEY_CURRENT_USER's advanced security settings window. In this window, click "Show advanced permissions", check "Full Control", and then confirm all the way, even to obtain the highest operating privileges of the registry.

In this way, as long as the normal operation of the registry or use the command prompt to make changes to the registry, there will be no problem with the bird!