00:00Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. With the new post on the educational blog, I know how to solve one of the system's problems.
00:07Windows problems are usually caused by programs you've installed, or by system-specific tools or permissions that contain errors or issues.
00:18Therefore, when you try to open, for example, a browser, program, or any other application, this message may appear indicating that this process
00:24It has been cancelled that there are computer restrictions; you must contact the system administrator.
00:32Indeed, you are the system administrator; there are no restrictions on having all the privileges of an admin or manager, and I, as you know, have them.
00:40Here is the system administrator, who has all the permissions, but this message still appears in only one program.
00:48Or two programs, or games, or anything at all. For example, it appears in Notepad and it appears in Google.
00:54Chrome
00:55This means that when I try to open Notepad, the message appears; when I try to open Google Chrome, the message appears.
01:02The solution is very simple: you will go to the Windows search box and type "regedit" (short for Registry Editor).
01:10You type the message, right-click on it, then select "Run as administrator" or "Run as administrator" or "System Manager".
01:16Then open it here, enlarge the Registry Editor slightly, then open the "current user" field here. This is it.
01:27Don't confuse them
01:28Then, after that, you will open the software section. After the software, you will scroll down a little, as you can see. Just follow these steps so you don't...
01:38It avoids any errors during the process and arrives at the correct path we want to reach.
01:44Next, navigate to the letter M. You will find the Microsoft option there, and you will open it through this.
01:53drop-down window
01:54Then scroll down a little and you will find Windows. Open it from the drop-down menu, and then open the current version.
02:05As you can see
02:06Then we'll come here and scroll down a little further until we find the Policies option, open it, and then we'll open Explorer.
02:18Inside, you will find a file called This Allouran, meaning "prevent applications from running." This is the function of this file.
02:25Enter will not delete the file. You will press Enter. This will appear on the right side of the screen.
02:30You'll find Chrome says it can't work; you'll find Notepad says it can't work.
02:35So how do we resolve this issue? Notice that when I try to open Chrome now, I will click on the Chrome file; this is it.
02:42Written in Chrome
02:43Right-click on it, then select Delete, then Yes.
02:49Now I'm going to open Chrome. Notice what will happen: we'll click once on the Google Chrome browser and wait for it to open.
02:56It's Google Chrome, meaning it opens without any problems or errors.
03:00So this file was the reason as well for Notepad.
03:05In the same way, we will right-click on it, then select Delete, then Yes.
03:11And with that, you have solved this problem. As I mentioned, this problem may be caused by the system.
03:17This could be caused by a program you installed or anything you did on the system.
03:22This may be the reason for this error or problem appearing on your computer.
03:27So this was essentially the main and fundamental solution to this problem.
03:32Unless there are other things I haven't seen, but this is most of what I found to solve this problem.
03:40The universe is such that, as I said, errors may occur in the administrator's credibility, which is very common in the Windows system.
03:48That is, regardless of its type, from Windows 7 to Windows 11 or any future Windows version.
03:53We enable this and everything else today. I hope this video was helpful to you.
03:55Until we meet again, God willing, on the educational platform of Al-Jani. Peace and God's mercy be upon you.
