Unable to delete a Registry Key carrying the origin to a web site.


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This is the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppModel\StateRepository\Cache\PackageFamily\Data\86.
The key’s Owner is: System.
Full control is with System and All Applications Packages and Trusted Installer.
The Administrator can only read, not modify. Deleting not allowed.
What file and where located is the file that is connected with such Registry Key?

Seeking for assistance and help to get rid of that. Thank You.
 

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Thanks. I tried that it. The System does not allow me to do it, even operating with administrative power................. error while deleting key......cannot delete 86.
I did it one more time after having changed the ownership to administrator
  1. the key is deleted and ........ graphically disappears from the sequence........ 85....... then 87........ OK? NO!
  2. by rebooting and re-checking the 86 is STILL there with all its child keys.....as before
I thought is a malware from the site that originated from.
 
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geomazo said:
Thanks. I tried that it. The System does not allow me to do it, even operating with administrative power................. error while deleting key......cannot delete 86
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Did you successfully take ownership of the key? If so, did you then take the next step and change its permissions to allow you to delete it?

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    UPDATE - 11 April 2026: due to mechanical deterioration this PC has been retired from active duty. The OS with all software and files has been migrated to my System Seven in 'Other systems' to carry on as my general purpose 'main machine'.

    I've now clean installed 25H2 and used Garlin's scripts to update Secure Boot to CA 2023 and revoke the PCA 2011 certificates. It's new role is to test secure boot issues.

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    In-place upgrade to 24H2 using hybrid 23H2/24H2 install media.
    Upgraded to 25H2 by Enablement Package.

    Also running Insider Dev, and Canary builds and Windows 10 as native boot .vhdx.
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You can use Power Run.

It’s portable.
Open it, click on the spanner, select registry editor.
It will open Reg edit with the highest privilages (Higher than run as admin) delete the key.

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PowerRun v1.8 (Run with highest privileges)

PowerRun is a tool to launch any program/script files with the same privileges as the TrustedInstaller /SYSTEM. it is a Portable and free
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Hello, I religiously followed your instruction, Power Run deleted 85....... 87 ...... OFF.
NOT Really, it reappears when rebooting: 86 again with all its subkeys as before.
It must be a MALWARE that has to have a root in some file/folder of Windows or of Edge the browser that was used.
Avast is now blocking the the access to the web site where it was collected with the indication..... HTML Script-inf [susp]
Thanking you very much
 

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The registry cache mirrors the StateRepository database, which manages all of the installed UWP (or Store) Apps. If there's an objectionable item, then you should try removing the offending App that owns the key.

Otherwise Windows will recreate the cache every time it reboots. Can you share what are the key's contents that you're concerned about?
 

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I have the same reg key and there's nothing 'dodgy' about it.

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Jacee said:
I have the same reg key and there's nothing 'dodgy' about it.
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This is a cache, so your "86" key will be different from someone else's.

For example, I have a newly installed 24H2 in a VM. It doesn't have anything past "6C" in the cache because I haven't installed any new UWP apps.
 

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I looked back and I see you're using Edge browser.... from Microsoft:
  1. In Microsoft Edge, select Settings and more > Settings > Privacy, search, and services .
  2. Under Clear browsing data, select Choose what to clear.
  3. Under Time range, choose a time range.
  4. Select the check box next to each data type you’d like to clear, and then select Clear now.
  5. If you’d like, you can select Choose what to clear every time you close the browser and choose which data types should be cleared.

Learn more about what gets deleted for each browser history item.
 

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Hello and Thanks.
I did what kindly Jacee suggested. No positive result though.
QUESTION: Does the Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppModel\StateRepository\Cache\PackageFamily\Data
have a file in System associated with itself ?
Or the CACHE is the sole materialization in the PC of the Data that governs ?
Is the CACHE updated ? or - I don't believe that - is permanent and unmodifiable throughout the life of the System?
The Package family has 3 entries in DATA, INDEX and PACKEGE SID.
Thank You.
 

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I have, in the past, successfully used a programme called 'RegAssassin' originally from Malwarebytes team to remove stubborn Registry Keys, its old but runs ok on Win 11. It can be downloaded from 'majorgeeks'
Now this may very well remove said entry but I have no knowledge of the entries purpose so beware.
 

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The shared advice to modify or delete StateRepository keys is not helpful. When there are default Window Apps (ie. NotePad, Terminal, Media Player, Photos, etc.), Windows tracks the installation of these apps in the StateRepository database.

Some of the database data is mirrored in this Cache. There is no useful reason for anyone to touch this data, the keys have special security permissions to prevent tampering. This data is fairly static, because it stays the same until you install or remove default Apps, or install new Apps from Windows Store. If Avast is flagging it as malware, then it's being stupid.
 

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geomazo said:
What file and where located is the file that is connected with such Registry Key?
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Don't know about the file, but I have the exact key on 23H2. Don't think any cause for alarm.
 

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Hello, It not causing alarm now, however it it disturbing the fact not not being able to control an entry in the Registry.
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geomazo said:
it it disturbing the fact not not being able to control an entry in the Registry.
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Why? There's hundreds of registry keys which can't be modified unless you're the SYSTEM or TrustedInstaller user. Most of the permissions are set for security reasons and to ensure system stability.
 

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Hello. Correct. However that entry in particular refers to a web site, has nothing to do with system stability; so, wrongly or rightly I thought that an Administrator could modify it. YES it is matter of how the system was conceived. There has been a logic behind, that in the particular case appears less compelling.
 

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