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| | ADMIN PASSWORD Hi, On most program i try to open are change the preference status vista says i havent got administrator rights even thou its my computer and there is only one account. How can i stop this from happening once and for. I am using Vista Ultimate 32 bits. Thanks for your help. |
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| | Re: ADMIN PASSWORD Good Evening, Well until you disable UAC (User Access Controls) you will continue to have issues with Vista and the rather odd adminstration logic that Microsoft implemented in it. After I disabled it 90% of all of my problems just went away! Network issues, installation issues, even just normal file processing even though as you state, there is only 1 account created and it is designated as Admistrator! Many boards already have how to disable UAC already described so I will no repeat it here. Good luck. Matt. neezy wrote: >Hi, >On most program i try to open are change the preference status vista says i >havent got administrator rights even thou its my computer and there is only >one account. How can i stop this from happening once and for. I am using >Vista Ultimate 32 bits. Thanks for your help. |
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| | Re: ADMIN PASSWORD "neezy" <neezy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:ED5575DF-E076-4894-859F-B296A04F3542@microsoft.com... > Hi, > On most program i try to open are change the preference status vista says > i > havent got administrator rights even thou its my computer and there is > only > one account. How can i stop this from happening once and for. I am using > Vista Ultimate 32 bits. Thanks for your help. Contrary to mmilford's post I recommend that you do not turn off UAC. You will be giving up most of the increased security in Vista. Here is a link explaining UAC, how it works, and why it is important. http://www.jimmah.com/vista/security/uac.aspx -- Kerry Brown Microsoft MVP - Shell/User http://www.vistahelp.ca |
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| | Re: ADMIN PASSWORD mmilford wrote: > Good Evening, > > Well until you disable UAC (User Access Controls) you will continue to have > issues with Vista and the rather odd adminstration logic that Microsoft > implemented in it. After I disabled it 90% of all of my problems just went > away! So also the security on your computer. |
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