How can you enable regedit and cmd disabled by trozan?

Answer 1

To re-enable Regedit and Command Prompt (cmd) that have been disabled by a trojan, first, run a reputable antivirus or anti-malware tool to remove the trojan from your system. After the threat is removed, you can restore access by using the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) to enable these features again or by editing the registry via another method, like a third-party tool or Safe Mode. If necessary, you can create a new user account with administrative privileges to gain access to these tools. Always ensure your system is updated and regularly back up your data to prevent future infections.