Something triggered as infected?

So I was doing a virus scan with Malwarebytes...

Only one thing came up, and this is what it showed:

Registry Data Items Infected:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\NoActiveDesktopChange s (Hijack.DisplayProperties) -> Bad: (1) Good: (0) -> No action taken.

What is that? Is that a custom Windows 7 configuration? Because it's obviously flagged as a virus and I haven't known Malwarebytes to have lots of false positives. I just want to be sure this is safe, and if it is... does anybody know how to stop Malwarebytes from reporting it as infected?

So what does that mean, locked desktop settings? Is it like that by default, or would I have accidentally set it?

The default is unlocked.

This exists so a computer administrator can keepthe other users from changing the way the desktop looks and acts.

Some games use this key to save your desktop display settings... I really don't know why, but they do. Sometimes these games forget to change it back when they shut down.

Hmm... I'm the only user on this computer, so I should automatically be an administrator.

No harm done if I make it unlocked, right? It was probably one of my oldish games that doesn't know how to configure Windows 7 correctly.

The oldish game is a likely culprit. No harm if you change it back to 0.

And as an aside... you, as the only user, are an administrator by default, but not a true administrator. Confusing? Yes. If you want full administrative privileges, you'll have to grant yourself them. Yes, I know... WTF?... but that's the way it is. The default administrator is a weak administrator.

How do I make myself a true administrator? Is it possible?

drfsupercenter said:

How do I make myself a true administrator? Is it possible?

True administrator? Do You mean a member of the admin group, or do you mean the hidden Super admin?

Ken

What's a Super Admin?

I mean whatever gives me the privilege to do whatever I want on my computer.