Re: Registry Seems to be locked by user error or attack

Is he logged in as administrator?

"Matt Jackson" <MattJackson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| One of my users tried to load Acrobat 7 and he is getting access denied
notes
| for the registry changes that adobe needs to do for the install. I have
| stripped Norton off the machine and nothing changed. Scans from various
| virus scan sofware have come up blank. Is this a time to just reinstall
XP
| SP2?
|
| Thank you for your time.


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