Need help to unlock ability to edit registry

[nolonemo]

My work-provided laptop is set up so that when I am logged in as a network user (via Novell) I am blocked from running regedit to edit the registry. However, when I boot up off of the network, I log in using the windows login screen, and then I can run regedit and edit the registry.

The problem is that my network user profile doesn't show up in the registry when I have logged onto windows off of the network, so I can't edit my network user profile, which is what I have to do.

I'm guessing that somewhere in the registry there is a key I can edit when I'm logged in off of the network, which will unlock regedit for when I am on the network.

Anyone tell me how to go about this?

Thanks

[Dark Hodou]

Sorry nolonemo, you cannot have access to your registry when logged on to the novell network unless the admin allows you. The problem is that when you log in, a profile created by Zenworks that is on the server not the workstation, executes and configures your computer to wahtever your network admin set it to; They do this to prevent users from doing things that they do not need to be doing while on the network. I guess they did that for security reasons or network usage.

I think there is away though, if you are allowed to edit your login script, but I am prolly wrong.

[nolonemo]

Thanks, Dark H. A bunch of stuff is written to the computer when I log on to network, so I guess you're right.