Ask for permission when modifying Registry
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Hi All,:-D I have created the project of MFC Activex Control and also I have included other project as a DLL in the same solution.And my Activex project is depends on the DLL project. Here First of all I want to ask you that is it possible for the Activex project to depend on DLL project? Is there any other setting I have to make? And now when I compile the project it gives me the error like...... Project : error PRJ0050: Failed to register output. Please ensure you have the appropriate permissions to modify the registry. In my DLL project I have made some registry operations.How can I get appropriate permissions to modify registry?:omg: Thanks In Advance.
Ashish Bhatt
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Hi All,:-D I have created the project of MFC Activex Control and also I have included other project as a DLL in the same solution.And my Activex project is depends on the DLL project. Here First of all I want to ask you that is it possible for the Activex project to depend on DLL project? Is there any other setting I have to make? And now when I compile the project it gives me the error like...... Project : error PRJ0050: Failed to register output. Please ensure you have the appropriate permissions to modify the registry. In my DLL project I have made some registry operations.How can I get appropriate permissions to modify registry?:omg: Thanks In Advance.
Ashish Bhatt
ashishbhatt wrote:
How can I get appropriate permissions to modify registry?
Log in with a local administrative account and try again would be the simplest approach. By default, not involving discussion of any type of UAC, only certain accounts have modify or write rights to HKLM and HKCR and it sounds like your not logged in with one of them or your IT staff has made modifications to the standard registry rights settings. If you on a Windows Vista box with UAC turned on, you will potentially get some false positives if your not familiar with what is going on under the hood.
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ashishbhatt wrote:
How can I get appropriate permissions to modify registry?
Log in with a local administrative account and try again would be the simplest approach. By default, not involving discussion of any type of UAC, only certain accounts have modify or write rights to HKLM and HKCR and it sounds like your not logged in with one of them or your IT staff has made modifications to the standard registry rights settings. If you on a Windows Vista box with UAC turned on, you will potentially get some false positives if your not familiar with what is going on under the hood.
Thanks For Reply,, As you told to login in local Administrative,But I am already working in administrator Account. And my other confusion is that is it possible that IO can add other DLL in the solution in which Activex project is the main project.But here my Activex project depends on DLL project. Thanks.
Ashish Bhatt
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Thanks For Reply,, As you told to login in local Administrative,But I am already working in administrator Account. And my other confusion is that is it possible that IO can add other DLL in the solution in which Activex project is the main project.But here my Activex project depends on DLL project. Thanks.
Ashish Bhatt