How do you enable regitry editor on Vista Home Premium

I need to install trucha signer but i can't without downloading the registry file. The problem is, when i try to download the registry file, it says disabled by administrator. How do i enable it? or is there another way to trucha sign isos?

open the registry file with administrator
or used wii scrubbed

You need administrator rights to download it, so ask the admin of the computer. You can add a file with clicking on it double or you add it manual with the registry editor (Command Control -> regedit)
But you need administrator right for both. I think you can also use the app Trucha Bug restorer. Did you really mean isos or ios?

Send me the link so that I can download it. Then I give you the command, you add it to notepad and save it under .reg file. Then double click and that's it.

or just use google

Seth@WiiPlaza wrote:or just use google

lol, that should be the rule #1 of this site to beat the ignorance (I didn't say it for you detonator)

Google didnt help me at all, every website i been to can't help me. Vista is sh*t

TheDetonator wrote:Vista is sh*t

True. I had one and it was a mistake. Win 7 rules.

CH90 wrote:

Seth@WiiPlaza wrote:or just use google

lol, that should be the rule #1 of this site to beat the ignorance (I didn't say it for you detonator)

New homepage message set.

Bully@WiiPlaza wrote: New homepage message set.

Fuck google, love Bing

TheDetonator wrote:Fuck google, love Bing

wooa! google beated you!

google right now >>>

HAHA,
Just try searching more on and just try your best...

In my opinion XP is the best. I don't like the GUI, how everything works, where everything is located, the taskbar and all that other crap and everything on Windows 7 and I especially don't like Windows 8. Vista is OK though.

One of the main reasons to why I don't like the newer OSs is because almost none of the old, fun and very useful programs run on the newer OSs.

I searched for programs that are compatible with Win 8 and most of them are shareware, which sucks because you have to pay for them and you can't crack them because almost all good reverse engineering tools (such as W32Dasm) only work on the older OSs.

That's just my opinion.

@shitnbitch, XP IS Sh*t, i have windows xp and i cant even get Sony Vegas on my computer... Not much programs work on xp, but when i had windows 7, IT WORKED like a beast.. but now, so sh*t

It might not be XP that you can't get Sony Vegas to work on, it might be your computer. You might not have good enough drivers, accelerators, not enough RAM, not enough dik space or a whole bunch of different things.

If you have a program that doesn't work on your computer, there are always other similar programs that might work on your computer. Who knows, the other programs could be better than the one that you're trying to get to work.

It could also be the service pack that you have, as some programs require a certain service pack for a certain OS. It could also be that you might be using an x64 computer and maybe the program requires you to have an x86 computer.

You also might have to install other certain software for the program to run properly, such as .NET Framework or a codec pack or sometimes even a WiFi Internet connection.

There's too many reasons to list.

Just keep in mind that XP is 10+ years old and isn't like those new OSs these days where you can record video, play games online and have over 20+ 'Owner' programs running at once without the slightest bit of lag.

yeah, true but the program "SONY VEGAS" doesn't support windows xp which sucks

Back to my sea turtles again

TheDetonator wrote:Back to my sea turtles again

HAHAHAHAHA!!!!

You save on desktop right click it and hit run as admin done closed

[STG]Sgt.Ghost wrote:[...] done closed

Also, too much spam going on.

next time try google