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Question : Removing writeprotect from storagedevices
ADAM314 suggests this solution:
$Registr->->{"HKEY_LOCAL_M
ACHINE/SYS
TEM/Curren
tControlSe
t/Control/
StorageDev
icePolicie
s/"}= [ 0, "REG_DWORD" ];
or
$Registr->->{"HKEY_LOCAL_M
ACHINE/SYS
TEM/Curren
tControlSe
t/Control/
StorageDev
icePolicie
s/"}= [ 1, "REG_DWORD" ];
I am delighted to see this, but I am not a registry expert. Where, precisely, do I place this information?
I should add that there is no WriteProtect option under StorageDevicePolicies in my registry. (Windows 7 Ultimate).
Many thanks for your assistance.
Answer : Removing writeprotect from storagedevices
Ok sounds like you have resolved your own issue there then and yup if user32.dll does get deloeted it will look like all profiles are corrupt.
Are you able to follow the instructions to re update avg to resolve the problem?
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