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Well, actually it's two questions.
1) If regedit is disabled in a network users policy can VB still edit the registry?
2) Do all Windows (95,98) PC's store policy information in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\POLICIES?
It may seem fairly obvious why I want to know this, but I am not going to go off on a dimava-esque rampage and hack my college network. I just want to know as an interesting point of information.
Thanks!
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Cybersurfer
>>1) If regedit is disabled in a network users policy can VB still edit the registry?
Yes using the win api functions (forget what they are look in the api section)
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Thanks jfg, I found the article in the registry section. Anyone got any ideas on the second question?
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As to question #2:
Yes. All computers use the same location to store their stuff.
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