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My domain joined Windows 8 client will not start the regedit.exe
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I am local administrator on my machine, means my domain user is in the administrators group.
I know that there are several GPOs applied, but my intention was if I am administrator I can do "everything".
I also tried to start a powershell in admin context (working fine) and type in regedit
but with no success. Everytime I hit enter a message box appears with the error message, that the administrator has forbidden to edit the registry. (I know the picture is from W7 but I have not found a picture from W8)
1Does you account use admin rights or domain admin rights? – Hennes – 2013-09-05T14:24:11.593
just because you are a local admin, I believe GPO can override your user having access to the registry. – Gryphoenix – 2013-09-05T14:49:52.493
4You are not an administrator of the domain thus your unable to perform this operation. You being a local administrator means (almost) nothing if you are part of a domain. The domain permissions trumps the local administrator permissions. Your intention ( which is the wrong word by the way ) is incorrect. – Ramhound – 2013-09-05T14:51:46.733