A Query to Solve.

[Ron]

Hey frens,
How can I access the files and folders present inside c: If a user have done the following
1. Restricted c:/
2. Remove Run Command
3. Remove Search
4. Rename GPEDIT.MSC
5. Hide GPEDIT.MSC
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Waiting For Reply…………………..

[Lucky_star]

If ur C: drive is FAT32, then u can create a MS DOS bootup flopppy disk, boot from it and access the C: drive files.

[Vishal Gupta]

U forgot about my favorite "regedit.exe"
U can disable the restriction from Registry Editor

[Lucky_star]

Originally Posted by Vishal Gupta

U forgot about my favorite "regedit.exe"
U can disable the restriction from Registry Editor

@Vishal, he said he removed the run command and restricted C:
Now how can U access regedit.exe?

[Vishal Gupta]

Type "regedit.exe" in addressbar of explorer

[Lucky_star]

What does restricted here mean?
Does that mean that one cannot make any changes to the files?
If that's so, then how come changes to the registry be made, as the registry itself resides in the C:

[Vishal Gupta]

Restricting C: means, u can't open C: drive from explorer as well as from other methods, like RUN dialog box, etc.
I never tried it but I think "regedit.exe" should open from addressbar.

[Pathik]

he can run c/windows/regedit.exe

[Ron]

hey frens is there no way to access the data...........

[shantanu]

I THINK It CAN BE DONE BY REGISTRY EDITING IF VISHAL HELPS

[Vishal Gupta]

1.) Give following command in RUN dialog box:

REG delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer /v NoViewOnDrive

2.) Log off and login again.

3.) Now u'll be able to view and open C: Drive

[shantanu]

what i said

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Vishal Gupta

Give following command in RUN dialog box:

hey vishal,
RUN is resctricted.........

[Vishal Gupta]

^^
Then type the command in Notepad and save it with "vishal.bat" name (including the quotes) and then run the file.

[Ron]

Hey Frens,
Try this solution –
Copy Gpedit.msc from any computer and try to access/open it……..........….in the computer you want…………………..
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Pls reply…………
I will be waiting for it………….

Hey vishal,I will try ............

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Vishal Gupta

1.) Give following command in RUN dialog box:

REG delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer /v NoViewOnDrive

2.) Log off and login again.

3.) Now u'll be able to view and open C: Drive

Hey vishal........
Unable to open the restricted drive...........
Error message displayed..................

[Vishal Gupta]

It works here perfectly.
Try to restart the comp.

[suraj]

vishal is right.
restart ur computer and logon as a "administrator"
then fallow what vishal said

[Ron]

Hey vishal,
thxs……It worked………....By mistake…… i was applying wrong command....... I had prevented the drives to access it from My Computer…………………….
Anyways...Thxs again.....

& hey Could u pls tell me the format to write the command………..what is the use of /v ?

REG delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer /v NoViewOnDrive

[Vishal Gupta]

/v stands for Value, i.e., The value which has to be altered using the REG command.
The syntax is:

REG Operation Key_name /v value_name

[Ron]

thxs buddy......