Wonderful use of Windows Group Policy program - smart registry lock

& ldquo; maliciously modified web page & rdquo; is an invincible attack, simply modify our home page address, complex "malignant page" will also lock The user's registry, so that we can not restore the settings, what should I do? The author of this article has found a solution to this problem through personal experience.

When I surfed the Internet, the IE homepage was maliciously modified. This was a small problem that was easy to solve. Who knows to open the registry editor, but a dialog box pops up "registered editor has been disabled by the administrator". It seems that this page is quite "bad", not only modified my IE homepage, but even the registry is locked. It seems that it is impossible to make a trick.

1. Click on the “Start” menu and click on “Run” to bring up the “Run” dialog box. Enter the “gpedit.msc”Start“Group Policy” dialog.

2. On the left side of the "Group Policy" window, select “Local Computer Policy”→“User Configuration”→“Administrative Template”→ “System” item. Double-click on the right side of the window with the mouse pointer to block access to the registry editing tool, and open the "Block access to the registry editing tool properties" dialog box.

3, click the "Settings" tab in the "Properties" dialog box, and "Edit" is changed to "Disabled", click the "OK" button .

4, run the registry editor again, the familiar interface finally appeared again. Finally, just modify the IE homepage address in the registry.

5, in the "control panel" & rdquo; & rarr; & ldquo; management tools & rdquo; & rarr; & ldquo; service & rdquo; will be named "Remote Registry" (to enable remote users Modifying the registry settings on this computer) The service is turned off, and the modification of the registry to the webpage can be effectively prevented within a certain range.

Tips

To modify the IE homepage through the registry: Open the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Main" option, and find the name "Start Page" on the right side of the editor. The key, the value is the home page's URL, you can change it.

On many websites, there are ways to unlock the registry in Windows XP. Open Notepad and enter the following code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion \\Policies\\System]

DisableRegistryTools=dword :00000000

Save the text file as “js.reg” (the file name is free, but the suffix must be "reg"; and then double-click the file to unlock the registry.

But in fact, the above key values ​​do not exist in the registry editor of Windows XP system. This code is actually the code that unlocked the registry in the original Windows 95/98 system. It does not apply to the problem of fixing the Windows XP operating system registry lock.