WebDon - 7:27 am on Jul 10, 2005 (gmt 0)

Before you edit your registry be sure to back it up. You can check the Microsoft site on how to do that for your particular version of Windows.

After you've done that you can usually edit the registery by clicking on your START button, select RUN and type REGEDIT. This will bring up the registry editor. You can then go find the Key that Encyclo pointed out and make any change that is necessary.

Be VERY, VERY careful when you're in the registry editor. A mis-click on something or an incorrect change in the registry can cause a lot of problems with the system overall.