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  1. 2007-09-10, 03:21 #1
    Piratebiter
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    Default make registry changes without denial?

    I can temporarily stop Resident via tools/resident/uncheck the 2 boxes... but? as soon as I start Resident again it simply tells me I am DENIED the registry changes I just made and deletes MY change. For ex: I wish to change my homepage... I do it/accept and all is ok... restart Spybot, make the Resident active again and the darned thing DENIES my change.... hmm works too good? Short of UNINSTALLING Spybot S&D entirely each time I wish to do a change got any other way to let me run my own computer and do a few simple changes?
    thanks for the help... it does find the nasty stuff real good.
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  2. 2007-09-10, 06:36 #2
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    What version of Spybot/TeaTeatimer are you running?

    Getting an answer is one thing, learning is another.

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  3. 2007-09-10, 09:02 #3
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    Yes, make sure you're running 1.5, and if you're running 1.5, right-click the TeaTimer icon, choose Settings, and check whether you had those entries on the block list.
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