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| | Re: Can't make permission stick! "Shell" <Shell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FC3B962C-2B6B-4640-81A1-B9C4B5F0FFAC@microsoft.com... > The Windoze Vista help File states: > > To change the behavior of the User Account Control message for > administrators in Admin Approval Mode - - Click Start, click All Programs, > click Accessories, click Run, type secpol.msc in the Open box, and then > click > OK. > > Trouble is, like all other Windoze help files, it is wrong. There is NO > "secpol.msc" or, at least the popup says there isn't. Now, is there really > a > way to make permissions stick? Every time I change them, they pop back to > the > way MS wants it, not how I want it. > > S > > Which version of "Windows" Vista do you have? I don't know if it's in anything less than the Business edition. It's the Local Security Policy. Check the following for your version of "Windows" Vista. Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Local Security Policy |
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| | Re: Can't make permission stick! Press the Windows key type sec and click Local Security Policy. "DGuess" <majik@mindspring.oops> wrote in message news:BA7AE94E-DA1D-435A-A0B8-47814C80C25B@microsoft.com... > "Shell" <Shell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:FC3B962C-2B6B-4640-81A1-B9C4B5F0FFAC@microsoft.com... >> The Windoze Vista help File states: >> >> To change the behavior of the User Account Control message for >> administrators in Admin Approval Mode - - Click Start, click All >> Programs, >> click Accessories, click Run, type secpol.msc in the Open box, and then >> click >> OK. >> >> Trouble is, like all other Windoze help files, it is wrong. There is NO >> "secpol.msc" or, at least the popup says there isn't. Now, is there >> really a >> way to make permissions stick? Every time I change them, they pop back to >> the >> way MS wants it, not how I want it. >> >> S >> >> > > Which version of "Windows" Vista do you have? > > I don't know if it's in anything less than the Business edition. > > It's the Local Security Policy. > > Check the following for your version of "Windows" Vista. > Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Local Security Policy > > > > |
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