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by valachi
If you have an Emergency Repair Disk or at least an updated C:\Winnt\Repair directory, you can try to repair the registry (boot with the CD and when prompted, select 'R').
You might also want to check some documentation about the repair process.
by kostyc
by chuckab
Since you used the HKCU key (instead of HKU), try using another account with admin rights on that box (if you have one) you should be able to load the USER.DAT hive from the other account profile, find that key and change it back.
Another option isto slave the drive to another machine, load the USER.DAT from the appropriate profile and change the key back.
Hope this helps...
by kostyc
by kostyc
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