Task Manager and RegEdit has been disabled by your administrator!!

@gengeni (3308)
Indonesia
January 5, 2011 5:46am CST
All of a sudden and do not know, my computer can not open the Task Manager, regedit also can not. Every time I want to open Task Manager via Ctrl + Alt + Del and Regedit via the Command Prompt / Run regedit Always outgoing message: * has been disabled by your administrator. What cause? How do I restore?
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5 responses
@fl0rencia (414)
• Philippines
7 Jan 11
I don't actually know how to recover a pc once it got this kind of problem. But I'm sure it's caused by malware or virus. I usually back everything I can and make sure they're all clean and then I make a fresh format of my computer. Hahaha
• India
8 Jan 11
First delete the malware or virus from your computer then start recover your data By formatting you loose your performance of Hard-Disk so try format your PC is your last option try to find out solutions instead formatting PC Ok use GO*GLE
5 Jan 11
I agree with the above posts, this looks like you've had some sort of Virus attack, there is lots of information at http://www.pcshell.com/support/registryeditordisabled.shtml (not a referal link) including several possible solutions Good luck
@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
5 Jan 11
If your computer is your own and not linked to a network (in an office, for example, so that you have to log in to an account) this is a virus. Download a good antivirus solution - AVG Free, Avast! (free) or Avira (free) - and run a full scan. Since the virus may have restricted access to certain things, you may have to download the antivirus package on another computer, put it onto a CD or USB stick and install it from there. You may also have to start the computer in 'Safe Mode' in order to download and/or scan your disk.
@rifnee (1713)
• Indonesia
5 Jan 11
Probably due to virus. try to scan or use PCMAV SMADAV To enable Task Manager, try to copy-paste it on the run: REG add HKCU \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentV ... / v DisableTaskMgr / t REG_DWORD / d 0 / f
@Money007 (48)
• India
6 Jan 11
Go and download Process Explorer and in options replacing it with your simple Task manager Process Explorer - options - Replace with existing Task manager is an option Ok no need of complexity