[Anusha]

Vista doesn't ask for the owner name/company name of the PC when installing it. Some programs read these settings from the registry when setting up the program. Sometimes they don't let us proceed when the company name is blank. You then have to fill it out all by yourself. To get over it, use the following registry modifications to enter/change them. (applicable to 2000/XP as well)

1. Click on the Start Button and type in regedit and hit Enter.
2. Navigate through HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE, Microsoft, Windows NT and CurrentVersion.
3. Right click on RegisteredOwner and select Properties.
4. Enter in the new RegisteredOwner value.
5. Right click on RegisteredOrganization and select Properties.
6. Enter in the new RegisteredOrganization value.
7. Close Registry Editor.

[prasadana2]

Ela ela..

[GNS]

can easily change with TuneUp Utilities ne...

[Anusha]

Originally Posted by GNS

can easily change with TuneUp Utilities ne...

Yes, but not everyone uses them.

[Tissaka]

ela kiri.. hoya hoya hitiye. thans alot bro.

[Nero]

thx bro

[zCexVe]

Hey Anusha,Almost all the XP tuning softs cum with loads of this ne..

[Anusha]

Originally Posted by zCexVe

Hey Anusha,Almost all the XP tuning softs cum with loads of this ne..

I didn't say they don't

[Ranhiru]

I got the software just to the task. Though this is not tested in Vista this might work.
Its a simple software which changes the Registry Settings. So u dont have to go through it 2 do da job. Works nicely in Windows 2000 & XP. But need DotNet Framework 2.0 or higher to operate. U can download it! If u try to run the file without DotNet FrameWork it will just give an error and stop!

Download Registry Editor from
http://ranhiru.4shared.com
Plz email me @ [email protected] and tel me if u find any bugs! PLZ! Thanx!

PS :- If this does not work @ all even after u install DotNet FrameWork, plz tell me. I need to debug it then.