Registry Permission Tool

The Registry stores information about the system state, file associations, application and network settings, device drivers and other data that is in most cases the main target for a virus attack. If such an attack is successful, you’ll unfortunately see what it’s like to have a virus modify registry entries in order to load itself at startup and begin to cause all kinds of trouble.

The most common consequence of a virus infiltrating your system and changing registry keys is that it leaves you unable to use the registry editor and disabling this crucial feature means that you can’t perform a manual repair.

Registry Permission Tool is a lightweight utility which enables you to grant or restrict access to the system registry, overriding malicious control. This way you’ll be able to open the registry editor and clean up what the standard antivirus solution could not.

Registry Permission Tool helps you out with a rather delicate task but as far as your part of work is concerned, let’s just say there isn’t any. All you have to do in order to change the status of the Registry is to run the application, and from the small window that appears, choose whether you want to enable or disable editing. Apart from that and clicking the ‘Set’ button, nothing else is required of you.

A virus infestation shouldn’t be the only time you use Registry Permission Tool. Since it allows you to enable or disable Registry editing with the utmost ease, it can also prove to be a handy additional security tool for you.

If you’re worried that someone might open the Registry Editor and make a mess of things, you can disable the function entirely and activate it again only when you need to work with it.

Though the application has added a decent amount of years since it was last updated it still works well on the latest Windows operating system and can certainly help you out.