@whs: I just looked at your screen shot again. It appears you skipped the "Local Settings" key. You want the Software\Microsoft\CurrentVersion under "Local Settings" not the one just in Classes.
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PROBLEM SOLVED!!!! the problem was i was not opening the sub folders dont remember wicth one it was but found traynotify d followed the geeks artical and it worked but it did leave task manger in the past item list but 1 is better than 50.whs on your screenshot you need to open ms or windows or current version one of those got me where i needed to be scott,lighthouse,whs,jd thank you all for taking time out of your life to help a simple minded guy like me thank you all.
I missed it for a while too. It wasn't until I figured out the key had to be there from a couple checks in a virtual machine and I took another look at the screen shot to figure out the problem. I noticed that my registry key didn't have a Run or Deployment key so I looked again and found the problem.
I'm not sure what the purpose of the Classes\Software key is as the Virtual Machine didn't have it but I think my real install has it.
Some program must be setting that key. Not sure what though.
Edit: @whs: Don't feel to bad, we all have made silly mistakes like that and then wonder how we missed it.
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