Remove Administrator rights to guest user?

[riyanshgandhi]

yes dude
i allready tried each and every things which u suggested to me.
i lost the hope. can u solve my problem by sharing my desktop thrugh TEAM VIEWER.? can u add me in messenger so we can chat over there my id in messenger is <Identifying info removed by Dwarf>

 

[Brink]

Other then doing a repair (upgrade) install, the only thing you can really do is a clean reinstall of Vista.

 

[riyanshgandhi]

HI Brink i formated my system now every thing is short out but i m unable to install my bluetooh device,wat to do dear now

 

[Brink]

Riyansh,

What is the Bluetooth device and it's model number?

Check to make sure that you have the latest drivers for the device downloaded and install them first. Check the installation instructions that came with your Bluetooth device to see if there may be something special that you may need to also do to other than the drivers.

Hope this helps for now,
Shawn

 

[riyanshgandhi]

i m having the orignal CD of driver, i extracted the file but its unable to install, its showing to active bluetooh using fn+f2
and nothing happened

 

[Brink]

What is the Bluetooth device and it's model number? This way I can look up the installation instructions to be able to help you.

 

[riyanshgandhi]

Dell Wireless 355 Bluetooth Module (Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR)

 

[Dwarf]

Hi Riyan,

Here is a link to the main Drivers & Download page for your laptop: Drivers & Downloads
Here is a direct link to the driver required (3rd item under Network): http://support.euro.dell.com/suppor...&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs&~mode=popup&file=227315

 

[Brink]

According to the instructions at the link below, after you have extracted the files, you run the extracted setup file and just follow the onscreen instructions. Not sure about the FN (Function or F-lock) key + F2. You may already have already pressed the FN key previously toggling it off.

Check to see if this version is newer than the one you have. It may work better for you.

Drivers and Downloads

 

[riyanshgandhi]

THIS DRIVER I ALSO USED. BUT STILL GETTING SAME MASSEGE activate bluetooth using Fn+F2 or radio on/of switch

 

[coolnewyorker]

Brink, I did not know that built in GUEST account can be so modified (i.e.,given administrator privs). I always thought that by default, all you can do with it is turn it on and off, nothing more.

Sometimes Newbies call user account created for guests GUEST account and that's why his guest's accounts have administrator's privs.

If this is the case, he may not have to clean install. Or am I too late?

Is it posssible sometimes he uses the built in Guest account as another "guest " user account and that's why he is being denied access?

 

[Brink]

THIS DRIVER I ALSO USED. BUT STILL GETTING SAME MASSEGE activate bluetooth using Fn+F2 or radio on/of switch

Do you have a switch on the Bluetooth device to turn it on?

 

[riyanshgandhi]

According to the instructions at the link below, after you have extracted the files, you run the extracted setup file and just follow the onscreen instructions. Not sure about the FN (Function or F-lock) key + F2. You may already have already pressed the FN key previously toggling it off.

Check to see if this version is newer than the one you have. It may work better for you.

Drivers and Downloads

Brink i got my prob actually when i was downloading OS we hav to make system setting by function F2 in that setting i was off the bluetooth seeting, might b thats y my Bluetooth is not working so tell me wat to do in this situation i hav to again format system or we hav other option?

 

[Brink]

THIS DRIVER I ALSO USED. BUT STILL GETTING SAME MASSEGE activate bluetooth using Fn+F2 or radio on/of switch

Do you have a switch on the Bluetooth device to turn it on?

Can you go back to the same Function F2 area and turn it back on, or the above?

 

[riyanshgandhi]

yes i turned it on but cant able to install bluetooth still. might be OS i having any thing for bluetooth whicih is not downloaded,might be some thing remian from OS disk thats y drives are not working ?

 

[riyanshgandhi]

Brink, I did not know that built in GUEST account can be so modified (i.e.,given administrator privs). I always thought that by default, all you can do with it is turn it on and off, nothing more.

Sometimes Newbies call user account created for guests GUEST account and that's why his guest's accounts have administrator's privs.

If this is the case, he may not have to clean install. Or am I too late?

Is it posssible sometimes he uses the built in Guest account as another "guest " user account and that's why he is being denied access?

then boss wat to do in this case?

 

[Brink]

Usually all you will need to do is install the Bluetooth drivers and turn it on. You might check in the BIOS to make sure that you have the USB port that it is plugged into turned on. You might also try plugging it in a different USB port to see if that mught be the issue as well.

 

[riyanshgandhi]

i installed the Bluetooth drivers and turn it on. how to check in the BIOS that USB port that it is plugged into turned on.

 

[Brink]

I would test it in other USB ports first to see if it will work in another one before going into the BIOS.

It should be turned on by default in the BIOS unless you turned it off yourself.

 

[coolnewyorker]

This post has no relevance to issues Brink is helping you with.

then boss wat to do in this case?

In case you are not aware: there are at least 3 built in "user accounts" that came factory installed with VISTA. Two, ("Sytem" and built in "Administrator") are already working as soon as you first attempted to use your brand new PC. Some think they are the same accounts, but they are listed separately with very differernt CPU and HDD usages. The third one needs to be turned on by a user with adminstrator's privileges.... it is the built in GUEST account and it can only have limited (standard)privileges, by default. The only thing you can do with it is turn it on and off and enable it (or not) with password security (which really is not necessary). It is hidden when not turned on. You can make it appear by clicking "Manage another account". The built in Administrator is also hidden and you can meet him/her only in Safe Mode with Networking.

If you happen to have, let's say, two "guest" friends whom you want to share your PC with, you have two options: you may let both of them use the built in GUEST account for limited computing or you may create additional USER account/s (for both or for each) that you can extensively modify.

You do not want anybody else to use your own USER account (also, it must be password secured)

Your created friends' USER accounts are deletable. Built in GUEST account and built in Sytem account are not deletable. I am not clear on built in Administrator account. I know it can be disabled, as mine.(I have replaced it with a created USER account that I named also "Administrator" so I can access it in regular boot (or switch user) when I want to do a lot of system modifications. I use a standard account for regular non-tweaking computing.

Any account that is not empowered with administrator priveleges will need to type in Administrator's account password on the UAC prompter if user wants to do any kind of system modification...unless you have disabled UAC, which is not recommendable.