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Karley

I have moved companies and the computer has stayed with
me but how do i change the details of computer ownership?
 
Yes, I surely did

Will Denny said:
Hi

Did you run the file from an account that has administrative privileges?

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Will Denny
MVP - Windows Shell/User
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Sending users off to a site that simply gives them a reg hack file as a
possible cure may be doing them a disservice.

The user ran the file, it changed something in the registry and now they may
not know what it was.

An explanation here (or on that web site would be better) of just what the
problem is and what the hack is supposed to accomplish wouldn't hurt - would
it?
 
| Sending users off to a site that simply gives them a reg hack file as a
| possible cure may be doing them a disservice.
|
| The user ran the file, it changed something in the registry and now they may
| not know what it was.
|
| An explanation here (or on that web site would be better) of just what the
| problem is and what the hack is supposed to accomplish wouldn't hurt - would
| it?
|
<snip>
| > > "Will Denny" wrote:
| > >> Please try the following link to Doug Knox's web site:
| > >> http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_change_owner.htm

Visit that site.
Read all the words.
Reconsider what you wrote.
 
Sending users off to a site that simply gives them a reg hack file as
a possible cure may be doing them a disservice.

The user ran the file, it changed something in the registry and now
they may not know what it was.

An explanation here (or on that web site would be better) of just
what the problem is and what the hack is supposed to accomplish
wouldn't hurt - would it?

Did you not read that webpage???

There is a description of exactly what the file does and does not do. With a
VBS file, you can simply open the file in Notepad and see what changes will
be made.
 
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