Vista - Re: Program removal

Being the ONLY user on my computer and having set up both Administrator and
User accounts, I've encountered the following:
Under my user account I downloaded for trail purposes the program MAPILab
NNTP and now I want to remove it using Control panel Add and remove. When I
proceed thru the process I get the following set of "window warnings"; "The
System Administrator has set policies to prevent the installation
(removal)". So I relog on as the Administrator and in Control Panel -
programs, the program in question is not even listed. I've also noted that
while in my user mode in control panel, the option to right click and select
"Run as Administrator" is not an option.

Hardware: Intel Pent 4 CPU 2.4GHz, Ram-2GB, Oper. Sys - Vista Home Prem.,
Display Adapter ATI-Radeon X1300, 2 Hard Drives- 300GB each. CD Drive by
Creative and DVD writer by LG.

Any help would be welcome.

"Cal Marder" <ramlac@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:%23XT17OjaHHA.4716@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Being the ONLY user on my computer and having set up both Administrator
> and User accounts, I've encountered the following:
> Under my user account I downloaded for trail purposes the program MAPILab
> NNTP and now I want to remove it using Control panel Add and remove. When
> I proceed thru the process I get the following set of "window warnings";
> "The System Administrator has set policies to prevent the installation
> (removal)". So I relog on as the Administrator and in Control Panel -
> programs, the program in question is not even listed. I've also noted that
> while in my user mode in control panel, the option to right click and
> select "Run as Administrator" is not an option.
>
> Hardware: Intel Pent 4 CPU 2.4GHz, Ram-2GB, Oper. Sys - Vista Home Prem.,
> Display Adapter ATI-Radeon X1300, 2 Hard Drives- 300GB each. CD Drive by
> Creative and DVD writer by LG.
>
> Any help would be welcome.

An UPDATE: I solved this dilemma by disabling the UAC than going into
control panel/program removal, removing the cited program software then
restoring the UAC control.

"Cal Marder" wrote:

> Being the ONLY user on my computer and having set up both Administrator and
> User accounts, I've encountered the following:
> Under my user account I downloaded for trail purposes the program MAPILab
> NNTP and now I want to remove it using Control panel Add and remove. When I
> proceed thru the process I get the following set of "window warnings"; "The
> System Administrator has set policies to prevent the installation
> (removal)". So I relog on as the Administrator and in Control Panel -
> programs, the program in question is not even listed. I've also noted that
> while in my user mode in control panel, the option to right click and select
> "Run as Administrator" is not an option.
>
> Hardware: Intel Pent 4 CPU 2.4GHz, Ram-2GB, Oper. Sys - Vista Home Prem.,
> Display Adapter ATI-Radeon X1300, 2 Hard Drives- 300GB each. CD Drive by
> Creative and DVD writer by LG.
>
> Any help would be welcome.
>
>

"Cal Marder" wrote:

> "Cal Marder" <ramlac@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:%23XT17OjaHHA.4716@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> > Being the ONLY user on my computer and having set up both Administrator
> > and User accounts, I've encountered the following:
> > Under my user account I downloaded for trail purposes the program MAPILab
> > NNTP and now I want to remove it using Control panel Add and remove. When
> > I proceed thru the process I get the following set of "window warnings";
> > "The System Administrator has set policies to prevent the installation
> > (removal)". So I relog on as the Administrator and in Control Panel -
> > programs, the program in question is not even listed. I've also noted that
> > while in my user mode in control panel, the option to right click and
> > select "Run as Administrator" is not an option.
> >
> > Hardware: Intel Pent 4 CPU 2.4GHz, Ram-2GB, Oper. Sys - Vista Home Prem.,
> > Display Adapter ATI-Radeon X1300, 2 Hard Drives- 300GB each. CD Drive by
> > Creative and DVD writer by LG.
> >
> > Any help would be welcome.
>
> An UPDATE: I solved this dilemma by disabling the UAC than going into
> control panel/program removal, removing the cited program software then
> restoring the UAC control.
>
> How do I disable UAC and how do I log on as administrator? I am the only user of this computer and I have administrator rights.