If you want to use SAM on a Windows 7 endpoint, you perform additional configuration steps on the endpoint.
- Open the Windows registry.
- Navigate to the following registry keys and do steps 3-6 for each key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{76A64158-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{233664b0-0367-11cf-abc4-02608c9e7553}
Note: You can use the Find option in the Edit menu to search for these registry keys.
- Right-click the key and select Permissions.
The Permissions dialog appears.
- Click Advanced.
The Advanced Security Settings dialog appears.
- Click the Owner tab, click Administrators in the Change Owner to: field, click Apply, and click OK.
The Advanced Security Settings dialog closes.
- Select Administrators in the Group or User Names window of the Permissions dialog, and select the Full Control checkbox in the Allow column of the Permissions for Administrators window.
- Click OK and close the Windows registry
- Open the Windows Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services.
The Windows Services console opens.
- Right-click the Remote Registry service and select Properties.
The Properties dialog opens.
- Change the Startup type to Automatic and select Start.
The Remote Registry service starts.
- Run the DCOMCNFG command from the Run command line window.
The Components Services window opens.
- Select Console Root, Component Services, Computers.
- Right-click My Computer and Select Properties.
The Properties dialog opens.
- Click the COM Security tab and under the Access Permissions section, click Edit Default.
The Default Security dialog opens.
- Select Administrators in the Group or User Names window and select the Local Access and Remote Access Allow checkboxes.
- Click OK and repeat steps 14 and 15 in the Launch and Activation Permissions section.
- Click OK and close the Component Services console.
You have configured the Windows 7 Enterprise endpoint for SAM. You might also need to configure the firewall