To change client machine's registry value.

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I want To change client machine's registry value like "MaxScriptStatements" which is a limitation of IE8. Want to do through code and not by manual.Please share it. Also I don't want it through the ACTIVE X object, because for this I need to do the setting in IE as well.

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Posted 15-Jul-13 2:17am

Dnyaneshwar Kondbale

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Bernhard Hiller 15-Jul-13 8:29am

Are you sure doing such things is a good idea? I do not feel safe visiting any of your web pages now...

bbirajdar 15-Jul-13 8:34am

I agree.. Visiting his website may delete my registry keys or may modify them and open my system for attacks. He may also insert viruses into the registry

bbirajdar 15-Jul-13 8:29am

No.. If you know how the webbrowser works, then it may be clear for you that no webapplication can access the client machine registry

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Johnny J. · Answer 1 · 2013-07-15T09:16:00

I strongly recommend that you don't try anything like that. And IF you DO try it, please send me an email with your website address so that I can be damned sure that I don't visit it.

However, if you are intent on trying anyway, have a look at these:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6773124/how-to-change-registry-settings-on-a-system-through-web-browser[^]

http://www.mooienaam.nl/weblog/CA1F7392-91F7-45AC-8B2B-0F7078F74D6D.html[^]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Accessing_the_Windows_Registry_Using_XPCOM[^]

http://www.securiteam.com/exploits/5FP080A5FM.html[^]

Now it's up to you - I haven't tried it and don't want to either...