Rogue Process management

Question

We've been running Rogue Process Management for several years with
little if ever a single problem until someone just reported that MS
Paint was being terminated. I have Rogues Process management set up as
follows.
The default action is set to 0 to ignore all processes and I set up an
exception list to block those applications I don't want students
running, such as setup, regedit, etc..
I have looked at my Exception list and mspaint.exe is not included. I
have checked and double-checked as well as exported the registry entries
from the application to a file and done a search for it to make sure I
was not overlooking it--it isn't there.
I am wondering if perhaps it might have been there at one point. I am
unsure.
Since I can't simply remove the mspaint.exe from the exception list and
increase the application number, how do I reset the registry to allow MS
Paint?

Answer 1

Never mind, I have it working now. I am unsure earlier why it was not
working. I added another exception, increased the application number and
it is working now.
Cletus Stripling wrote:
> We've been running Rogue Process Management for several years with
> little if ever a single problem until someone just reported that MS
> Paint was being terminated. I have Rogues Process management set up as
> follows.
>
> The default action is set to 0 to ignore all processes and I set up an
> exception list to block those applications I don't want students
> running, such as setup, regedit, etc..
>
> I have looked at my Exception list and mspaint.exe is not included. I
> have checked and double-checked as well as exported the registry entries
> from the application to a file and done a search for it to make sure I
> was not overlooking it--it isn't there.
>
> I am wondering if perhaps it might have been there at one point. I am
> unsure.
>
> Since I can't simply remove the mspaint.exe from the exception list and
> increase the application number, how do I reset the registry to allow MS
> Paint?