Vista - Admin problem with vista

Hi iv almost had enough of this **** Because it wont allow me to access my "Msn" and my burning tools" they both say u need admin permissions and local admin or something like that, as far as i know, i am logged in as admin, that is also the only user account avilable on start up, and i did just format my pc, didnt have thos problem before, any help will be highly appreciated, i just joined up this site, hope it better than most of the other ones iv been on

Hi DEvok,

Welcome to Vista Forums.

Most likely you will just need to right click on the program's shortcut and click Run as administrator for it to run properly.

The default administrator accounts in Vista act and run like a Standard account until a program needs permission (UAC) to run with administrator rights, then you can simply click Continue in an administrator account where you would have to type in the administrator's password in a Standard account.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

thanx but i have tried that and it did not do anything, i think i maybe not logged in as admin? but that cant be because there is only one account name and its used by admin, is there a way to disable the admin fuctions so all applications work for not just admin? thanx

EDIT i just did a all full controll in the properties section in msn and still does not work very werid.

DEvok,

You can enable the built-in Administator account. This account has full access and is not bothered by UAC. You may be able to run these programs while logged on to this account. This tutorial will show you how to do this if needed.

Administrator Account

Shawn

I will tell you the last situation you might need. (just in case).If what Brink told you wont help, watch for volume C: in case you have some viruses there because when you format you pc, Vista wont touch any other folder than Windows, Program Files, and Users. Go to folder options and view hidden files and folders, go to C, watch for any unfamiliar program or file, run a full scan, and your r done. Or you can: run in safe mode and delete all the folders of C: and i mean everything rather than Windows, program Files, and users. Delete or backup files you need and then delete, run the DVD and simply format it. THAT definetly works.

Disable UAC. See if that work. Upgrade your apps you are having issues with. Enable UAC.

I personaly trust my antivirus, so i 've closed my UAC. I didnt liked it from the begining, so 1st thing i do after a format is to close UAC. Its security BUT annoying.
There is also a way to create a FULLY administrative acc which you can find here, but its not recomended.