You answered the OP indeed by saying that it is not possible and next to that, you said that that was a good thing (in your opinion I assume).
All replies you got are about that latter part that it is a good thing. We all think it is a bad thing.
I never said that it's a good or bad thing. I just checked all my posts in this thread.
I listed examples (such as people download pirated software that contained spyware or spouses spying on each other).
I said that this is the law and this is how Microsoft implemented it.
The only thing I said that Microsoft did good was that I surely hope that Microsoft would not be naive enough to implement this in such a simple way that a simple registry edit would defeat it. Because if Microsoft did something stupid like that, then we have to worry other "security" measures that are keeping my banking information, my tax information and my health information secured.