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Can you open Regedit?<br />
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Try this util. Its a policy remover....<br />
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RatsCheddar<br />
<a href="http://rathat.geekstogo.com/Applications/RatsCheddar.zip" rel="ugc">http://rathat.geekstogo.com/Applications/RatsCheddar.zip</a><br />
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ee if you can open the RUN command back for now....<br />
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Can you open Regedit?

Try this util. Its a policy remover....

RatsCheddar
http://rathat.geekstogo.com/Applications/RatsCheddar.zip [http://rathat.geekstogo.com/Applications/RatsCheddar.zip]

ee if you can open the RUN command back for now....



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Do you have to the command prompt, or was that disabled too?
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Do you have to the command prompt, or was that disabled too?

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Yep, worked just fine. gpedit was located in the system32 folder.<br />
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Thanks
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Yep, worked just fine. gpedit was located in the system32 folder.

Thanks

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I'm setting up a kiosk machine for my company and I used gpedit to remove the RUN line. My intentions were to use the Windows key plus R to access the RUN line when needed. Now when logged in as a administrator I get the following error: &quot;This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer.&quot; The &quot;New Task (Run)&quot; has also been removed from Task Manager.<br />
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Please note this is a freshly imaged machine with no infections. I would like too avoid re-imaging this machine.<br />
<br />
Thank you in advance.
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Hello,

I'm setting up a kiosk machine for my company and I used gpedit to remove the RUN line. My intentions were to use the Windows key plus R to access the RUN line when needed. Now when logged in as a administrator I get the following error: "This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer." The "New Task (Run)" has also been removed from Task Manager.

Please note this is a freshly imaged machine with no infections. I would like too avoid re-imaging this machine.

Thank you in advance.

Help - I have disabled my RUN line

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