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edit registry: &nbsp;well that was easy! &nbsp;thanks
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I want to stop the service for my Nod32 anti-virus. &nbsp;I am logged on as administrator via remote desktop, but it says my permissions are denied. &nbsp;I cannot uninstall it, nor can I modify my msconfig. &nbsp;My computer is 2000 miles away, so I need to do this via RDP, or VPN (I can also VPN into the machine). &nbsp;What can I do?
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I want to stop the service for my Nod32 anti-virus.  I am logged on as administrator via remote desktop, but it says my permissions are denied.  I cannot uninstall it, nor can I modify my msconfig.  My computer is 2000 miles away, so I need to do this via RDP, or VPN (I can also VPN into the machine).  What can I do?

Remote Desktop RDP problem stopping a service

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