registry access through Cisco Anyconnect client

[lmayes]

I have an application that works without issue through a Cisco Anyconnect client on XP and Vista, but not on Windows 7. It also works on Windows 7 when accessed locally (no Cisco Anyconnect client). When I try to use it on Windows 7 through the Cisco Anyconnect client, I get an error message "cannot create key handles". Process monitor shows that it is not able to access or use the registry sub-key (application\handles) located at the root of registry key HKCU. Does anyone know why this happens and how to fix it? Thanks!

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello lmayes, welcome to Seven Forums!



See if you can run the app in compatibility mode for XP or Vista and select "run as administrator", have a look at the tutorial at the link below and be sure to post back to keep us informed.


How to Run a Program in Compatibility Mode