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Microsoft Official Help Documentation:

Reset permissions for all non-writable registry subkeys.

1.Determine if there is an issue preventing registry updates: aClick Start, click Run, type %windir%, and then click OK to open the file.

Note: By default, the files are located in the C: Windows folder.

b.Press Ctrl+End to move to the end of the file.

c.On the menu, click Find.

d.In the Find what box, type iecustom:key is still unwriteable.

e.Under Direction, click Up, and then click Find Next.

If the text "key is still unwrittenable" is found, there is an issue that is preventing the registry from being updated. For example, text in a log file similar to the following indicates a problem:

time_stamp:iecustom:key is still unwriteable registry_subkey

In this example, the registry subkey is the name of the registry subkey that is causing the problem.

If you don't see the "key is still unwriteable" text in the file, go to step 2 to see additional troubleshooting steps.

2.Reset registry permissions for a registry subkey that has the wrong permissions. To update the permissions of a registry subkey, follow these steps: aClick Start, click Run, type regedit, and then click OK.

b.Locate and right-click each registry subkey mentioned in step 1e, and then click Permissions on the menu.

Note: The file contains the following abbreviation: hkcr = hkey classes root

hklm = hkey_local_machine

hkcu = hkey_current_user

c.Under Group or user name, click administrators.

d.Under Permissions for administrators, make sure the Allow check box is selected for the following: Full control.

Read For any user or group, make sure the Deny check box is not selected.

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e.Click Apply, and then click OK.

f.On the File menu, click Exit.

g.Try reinstalling Internet Explorer 7. If there are other registry keys that have permissions that prevent Internet Explorer 7 from being installed, you may have to repeat these steps.

We recommend that you try it using the following method:

You can try resetting your browser and see if it works. You can go to the Tools "-Internet Options" -Advanced tab, find the "Reset" option, reset the browser again, and reinstall the browser if it doesn't work. If none of the above solutions can solve your problem, you can try to restore the Windows restore function to the point in time when there was no problem before.

If that doesn't work, then it can only be recommended that you reinstall the operating system.

Actually, there is another way, and that is to change your browser! It is recommended that you switch to IE8 as it uses the new Duso engine! So there will be a big improvement in speed! Stability and compatibility are naturally not said! Give it a try!

Is there a firewall or other software that protects you from modifying the registry, so turn it all off!

1. Turn off the anti-virus software, there is no indication that you are using Windows XP or Win7 system, the system does not support it, reinstall the system.

2. Install or completely uninstall the previous old version in safe mode, and delete the directory.

3. If the system used is Chinese Simplified Chinese, the English version of IE8 cannot be installed

IE8 installation does not support the operating system Workaround:

1. The system prompts "This installation does not support the current language of your operating system".

When installing IE8 browser, the system prompts "This installation does not support the current language of your operating system", resulting in installation failure.

In fact, this problem does not only appear in IE8 browser, this problem may also occur in the installation of IE7 browser, the reason is that the display language is set to Chinese in the registry, in fact, you can install it by modifying it.

Here's how to do it: start -> run -> enter regedit to enter the registry, and double-click to find the branch.

Then find the "InstallLanguage" string on the right window.

Double-click "installlanguage", and then modify the original value data from "0409" to "0804" in the pop-up window, here to explain, the "0804" in the string "installlanguage" represents "English (American) muhao", and "0409" represents "Chinese (China)".

This method is actually a general solution to the installation or use of Chinese and English software. Then restart the computer and install the IE8 browser again, and it's no problem!

2. The system prompts "Your operating system is not supported by this installation".

First of all, you need to uninstall your current IE (especially the higher version e.g. .

Open the Control Panel and find the program uninstall (or click Uninstall or Change program on your computer).

Open the Programs & Functions panel and click on "Installed Updates"; (This is the most critical step, the relevant uninstall information of IE9 cannot be seen in the direct program uninstall interface);

Find Windows Internet Explorer, right-click and select Uninstall, restart the computer after uninstalling, and then install IE8.

QQ computer manager,Open the software and select the software management in the software repository above Select the browser on the left,Select the IE browser on the right to upgrade it (Super Rabbit is in the repair IE)。

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This happens because the installer can't modify the registry, check if the account you're currently logged in to has permission to modify the registry, and turn off the antivirus software's monitoring first.

Apparent logout! Then press Ctrl+Alt+Del and a place to enter your account password will pop up!

Then enter the username administrator and you will be in the superuser!

Go and see what you can load!

And also! Press this thing at the time! Put your firewall! Antivirus! Anti-Trojan! And the firewall that comes with the system is turned off!