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From: Gregg N
"Geo" wrote in news:423d8b2d$3{at}w3.nls.net:
> "Gregg N" wrote in message
> news:Xns961E1CBB8FBFBgregginvalidinvalid{at}216.144.1.254...
>
>> When you say you can see inside, do you see actual named values, or
>> only the default value, set to "(value not set)"?
>
> In this example I was only seeing the "default" value
That version of Regedit shows "default" with value "(value
not set)" when it can't read the key. It does this I guess because all
keys have a "default" unnamed value, so it displays
"default" before even attempting to read the key. It will not be
able to show the actual value if you do not have permission.
> but I've noticed this other times and while I don't remember seeing
> any values I believe it did show me subkeys once but I'm going from
> memory on that and it's been a while.
I doubt it.
Gregg
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