I selected the 'Remember this decision' checkbox, and then accidentally clicked deny rather than accept. Now I can't get a program to start up with windows because it indicates that it is denying the start up entry change based on my blacklist. How can I reset this decision so that it will ask me again to allow or deny the entry?
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Reset Blacklist
- Thread starter tahl20
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Zenobia
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Rightclick Teatimer,and select Settings to bring up the Black & White list.There will be four headings at the top,Allowed Processes,Blocked Processes,Allowed Registry Changes,Blocked Registry Changes,click on each one until you find the item you want to remove,then click the black X to remove it,then click OK.(try looking under blocked registry changes and then blocked processes first,might be in one of those two.)
Got it
Ahh hah!! Thanks. After looking around for Teatime I finally settled in on the fact that you meant to right click on Spybot in my system tray and select settings!! I always assumed if I opened Spybot I'd have all the settings available to me in there. Found it, and nabbed it.
Ahh hah!! Thanks. After looking around for Teatime I finally settled in on the fact that you meant to right click on Spybot in my system tray and select settings!! I always assumed if I opened Spybot I'd have all the settings available to me in there. Found it, and nabbed it.
