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Group Policy Issues

Asked by craigceg in Windows Network Security, Operating Systems Network Security

I have inherited a laptop computer that was a corporate laptop. It was setup to only connect to a network. There were no local accounts and the local administrator account had been disabled. It is running XP Pro. I was able to reactivate the local admin acccount and create a new administrator type useraccount. The problems I am having now seem to be group policy restrictions. I am not able to uninstall some programs through add/remove and some new installations (Shockwave / Flash 10.1.0) fail saying I don't have permission to write to CLSID keys. For the most part everything is working well, just now and then I come across these restrictions.
The Shockwave one is a problem becuase everytime I restart it tries to finish the instaaltion and fails because of the above error.

How can I get full control of laptop/registry and remove the unknown restrictions? I have gpedit.msc, but don't know which sections the restrictions are affecting.

Thank you for any help


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