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• access to the user account without password via Remote Desktop Conncetion

  Hello, I have a question for remote desktop connection.

  I have two computer, let's call them computer (XP pro) and computer B.  And A computer user account has no password created.

  If I activate the remote desktop on A computer (computer a user account has no password) and try to access it remotely from computer B, is it possible to connect? or I won't be able to connect?                      I have A computer user account password to allow remote access from any computer?

  If anyone can help me with the answer, I would appreciate it!

  Thank you

  I'm sorry, but the user account must have a password to use the remote desktop connection. Boulder computer Maven
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• Admin has no access to the user account

  I have a XP Pro computer where a user profile directory has no access at all to administrators: only for himself and system.

  Is this normal and supported? How can this be achieved?

  When I create a new account on this computer, the profile directory allows access to administrators.

  The problem is that I want to use some backup software that runs as administrator, so that it cannot properly access the user's data.

  NT Backup of the Microsoft can save everything without problems.

  I would so understand, I can ask the author of said software to backup to fix, or my setup is weird way and is.

  Thank you

  -pa

  You could remove rights administrative account to any file or folder on the computer while you could do this for a profile.  If you leave rights system alone, Yes, the built-in backup function still works.

  However, anyone with administrative rights could just as easily give themselves rights of return...

• Access to the user account problems - I am the owner of the administrator account

  I try to use windows powershell, after I discovered the executionpolicy (one word) was reduced, tried to change it using the set command, told me that I had no access to the registry. I have administrator privileges and it's my computer, as far as I know that I am the only person who uses it, and I have no guest account, I cannot access the registry key. I don't want to stop user access control. You have any ideas?

  Hello

  Please take a look at response Pegasus in the following thread replied:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-system/access-denied-setting-owner-andor-permissions-on/71cdd66a-75Ce-4E79-BACE-89637e0dacae

• mutiple access to the user account by using the recognition of fingerprints

  In win 7 64 - pray tell how something adjusted upward so that on a laptop with access controlled recognition of fingerprints, two different users can sign in with the same account?

  The tool of the fingerprint is not part of Windows. You should check the web page of the manufacturer or a manual for more details.

• Location of access for the user account

  I have 3 cases where my account connects to vSphere.  We have put an end to the session, but it returns.  Is it possible to know where it came from to the source?

  Thank you

  Jeff

  Hello.

  You will need to use something like netstat or TCPView to see whence connections.  You have monitoring tools that can connect to?

  Good luck!

• Unable to access the user account

  I have an old computer, but it is always useful.  On startup, I get this message:

  "Windows cannot load the locally stored profile.  Possible causes of this error include insufficient security rights or a damaged local profile.  If the problem persists, contact your network administrator.

  DETAILS - an operation i/o initiated by the registry failed irreparably.  The registry could not read, write or flush, one of the files that it contains the image of the registry system. »

  What can I do to access my account and My Documents with all my stuff in it?

  Thank you very much!

  Try to find that the problem with the user account is probably not worth the time it would take. Restart the computer in Safe Mode. When you are prompted, choose to log in to the administrator account. Go to control panel > user accounts. Create a new account here. Name anything at random for now. Now navigate to my computer > C drive open > Documents and Settings folder. Your old user account. Now locate all records containing your files. Copy and paste them in the folder appropriate for the new account. Now delete the old account.  You can now change the name of the new account name you had in the old account. It is probably the best way to fix it.

• Need to access the user accounts from previous installations

  I am running Windows XP Pro, and I have installed new software.

  When I have it ran for the first time my PC crashed. Now, whenever I try to load it up it just keeps restarting before you get to the login screen. Safe mode does not help you, or doesn't last known good configuration. There is no recovery point recorded.

  I searched online for help and tried to repair the Windows version by inserting the CD and choose 'Repair', but there is no repair option. He wants me to install a new version of Windows on the partition, which, from what I understand, going to wipe my user accounts. It would be a big problem, as I have a lot of data out there that is very important for me who is not saved. My fault, still backward, etc. No not after the sympathy, just stating the facts!

  I also have Windows XP 64 is installed on a separate partition, and I loaded this up to see if I can see the user account I want to access. I can. But I can't access it because it is password protected, and it just comes up saying 'access denied '.

  So, how do I gain access to this user account? Doing anything to the working version of XP64, either by repairing the other partition inactive?

  All welcome, no matter how much of a long shot it is advice. I'm getting desperate!

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Malkeleah,

  I had real problems trying to get Knoppix to work. I downloaded on my laptop, then had to put on a USB key to burn on the PC with Win 64 on (portable DVD player is read-only), but I couldn't do burn. I kept of burning errors using the built-in burner after first unpacking the ISO on the laptop (no support ISO native in Windows XP), or when I tried to install on win 64 the system burning software I got error messages saying: the software wouldn't run as soon as I clicked to install it. And Yes, I checked that I was using the software compatible 64-bit! No idea what it was, the 64-bit version has never really been used, not even well why it is installed.

  In any case, after that much hitting my head on the office followed a couple of pints in pubs, I managed to find another way around this problem, which was to take ownership of the files according to the instructions on the Microsoft Web site:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/308421

  It worked wonderfully for me, and I have been able to support Windows 64-bit, re - install XP 'normal' and then appropriated again under that. 2 files come with errors and would not sell the property, but they were not even remotely important if everything is good. I got literally thousands of other files that flies over without any problems.

  In any case, thank you for taking the time to help me, I'm sure that your method would have worked if I had been able to create a CD (I would have posted off the coast for one if everything else has failed because they will send one in the world for any $2 IIRC), but for someone else who did a search and found my ad the above that I mention is worth a go as an alternative method.

  And no, I didn't have the encrypted files. Just locked the account of some simple password protection.

  Thanks again,

  Chris.

• Is there a way to give a user access to the users and computers active directory, without being an administrator

  I want to be able to allow user group to be able to reset passwords and create accounts in an organizational unit.  I delegate control of the organizational unit for the group, but if I connect to the domain controller and try opening users and computers active directory, we wonder an administrator password.  I have a mix of two domain controllers Server 2003 and a Server 2008 DC.  Is there a way to give a group access to the users and computers active directory without being administrator?

  For assistance, please ask for help in the appropriate Microsoft TechNet Windows Server Forum.
  
  Thank you.

• How to redirect the user account to the correct folder in Documents and Settings?

  Under XP.  One of the user accounts seems to have been directed to the wrong user folder (the one that has been somehow created) in Documents and Settings.  Start menu, My Documents, etc are now empty, but they used to be OK.  The (desired) exact content is always in a folder user, but it is apparently not accessed.  I looked and looked and can't find how to reset the pointer (for example, identify the correct folder for that user).  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  You can try the steps of troubleshooting provided in the link below.

  When you copy a user profile to a folder, the folder attributes are removed in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/922381

• Unauthorized access to the administrator account

  Original title: my stepson accessed my account

  My wife and I are defined as administrators for our computer. We have children accounts set up as limited. Last night, my old stepson of 16 said he knew our password and it did. I don't want him on our behalf! How is this possilble and how can I stop this happenning again?

  Hello

  You can change the password for the account and ensure that it cannot access the administrator account. Change password for the user account

  1. click on Start orb

  2. go in Control Panel

  3. Select the category of user account and parental control

  4. click on user account

  5. click on change password

  6. follow the on-screen instructions

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Cannot type the password in the user account control prompt after activation of the hidden admin account.

  Original title: where to type the password of the user account control?

  I have a problem of user account control is it said to type an administrator password, but there is nowhere to type in it. I can't access anything on my computer because there is a password. My computer does not have an administrator account and I can not activate the administrator hidden with UAC on because I can't type the password. Where to enter it?

  Hello

  System Restore can probably help.

  To restore the system from DVD

             

  a. start the computer from the Windows installation disc

  b. Windows will automatically run the disk is empty, and will load the files; This can take some time. The

  c. Windows Vista install will begin charging.

  d. now, select your installation language, time and currency Format, and keyboard type and then click "NEXT" to continue.

  e. in the next screen click 'Repair your computer' to continue. Windows will now search an Installations of Windows.

  f. on the next screen, select the operating system on which you want to do a repair. Select it, and then press 'NEXT' to continue

  g. you are now in the menu "Recovery Options.

  h. in the 'Recovery Options' menu select 'SYSTEM RESTORE'.

  i. the menu "Restore files and settings" is displayed, click 'NEXT' to continue. Now in a 'Restore Points' selection select one that you want to restore too. Then click "NEXT" to continue. You are now given an option to restore the other disks as well as the operating system drive. If you have no problem with them, then just restore the main drive.

  j. now, you will need to confirm the restore point. Click "FINISH" to continue or "BACK" to select another drive or restore point. You are now prompted one last time to confirm that you want to continue. Click 'YES' to continue or 'NO' to select a different drive or restore point.

  k. 'System Restore' will boot now.

  System Restore will now restore files, finalize the restoration.

  Once this done, tell whether she succeeded it, if so click "RESTART" to restart the computer, if it's not then try a different date.

  Once rebooted and you get on the desktop, you will receive a confirmation of the success of restorations. Click 'CLOSE' to continue.

  Diana

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• Somehow, I blocked my user account (login) and I tried to help but can't find any info. How to UNLOCK the user account. Than k you

  The user has clicked on Vista, the little lock at the bottom of the START window.

  Somehow, I blocked my user account (login) and I tried to help but can't find any info. How to UNLOCK the user account. Thank you

  Hello

  Click the account icon that was locked and enter the password IF you know and otherwise:

  Try Safe Mode - several times, press F8 that you start. The Admin account there is no default password
  so unless someone has changed, you should have access there. Then Control Panel - accounts - users
  Manage another account - use this down your user account (to the lowest level) APPLY/OK
  then go back and reset it to the Admin APPLY/OK - this clearly allows corruption. Do this several times.
  Then fix the password in your usual account. Do not forget to leave your account administrator if you
  wish.

  If no joy Mode without failure:

  Try this - use the hidden administrator account to lower your user account (to the lowest level) APPLY/OK
  then go back and reset it to the Admin APPLY/OK - this clearly allows corruption. Do this several times.
  Then fix the password in your usual account. Do not forget to leave your account administrator if you
  wish.

  Make another Admin account with your password and use it to fix the others if necessary. (just for
  repair, don't use regular account, not a safety valve) always keep a spare ADMIN account.

  DO NOT LEAVE THE ENABLED LSA OR USE DAILY. If it corrupts you are toast!

  How to enable or disable the real built-in Administrator account in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/67567-administrator-account.html

  You can run the Admin account hidden from the prompt by if necessary.

  This tells you how to access the System Recovery Options and/or a Vista DVD
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/326b756b-1601-435e-99D0-1585439470351033.mspx

  If you cannot access your old account, you can still use an Admin to migrate to another (do not forget to always
  not that an Admin account that is not used except for testing and difficulty).

  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-AU/help/769495bf-035C-4764-A538-c9b05c22001e1033.mspx

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  If necessary:

  Ophcrack is a free Windows password cracker based on rainbow tables.
  http://Ophcrack.sourceforge.NET/

  How to reset a Windows Vista - Trinity Rescue Kit method - password password reset disc - burn the ISO
  http://www.WikiHow.com/reset-a-Windows-Vista-password
  YouTube video on the use of the Trinity rescue Kit
  http://www.YouTube.com/results?search_query=Trinity+rescue+Kit&search_type=&AQ=f

  Reset your forgotten password the easy way using the Ultimate Boot CD for Windows
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/reset-your-forgotten-password-the-easy-way-using-the-ultimate-boot-CD-for-Windows/

  Offline NT Password & Reset Editor
  http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Updatususer new user on PC. The user does not appear in the user accounts. It is said that the account was 9 hrs + connected. Is this a virus or some backdoor account made kids?

  Original title: Updatususer

  I was checking the parental control to see what children are in and I found this new user in there.  The user does not appear in the user accounts.  Updatususer, is the name.

  I tried to access any information in the file, but I see no file... even if it is said that the account was 9 hrs + connected.  Is this a virus or some backdoor account made kids?

  Thank you

  It seems to be used by a program to update NVIDIA.

  http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=178965

• No access to the Admin account

  I have recently reinstalled Windows and I screw up the user names. This is what is stated in the users folder. All users, default user, Default (hidden), longsorr (grayed out), Public (grayed out), UpdatusUser. It should be default user, D..., my guests. When I was asked for the username during installation I gave longsorrow, thinking he was talking about the computer, time of elderly people. I tried to fix this and now got D... longsorrow. I also I created my guests and that is not the case on the list. Finally, I normally mode without fail get computers Admin user account and my account, what has not happened. Only the accounts show where d... and my guests. (Oddly, my guests is on the front line and not my user account.)

  Is there a way to fix this mess? I read Fix-a-corrupted - user profile and a guide for the recovery of lost password Windows 7 Home Premium user account, impossible to connect, connection problem. The problem is that I don't have access to the Admin account. Please do not suggest to reinstall Windows for the 4th time. :)

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question on the forum of the Microsoft community.

  I would like to know some information about the problem so that we can help you better.

  1. What do you mean when you say, "in safe mode computers user Admin account and my account, what happened?

  2. What account admin appear on the logon screen after you start the computer in safe mode?

  I appreciate your efforts to resolve the issue.

  I suggest you to enable the built-in Administrator account of the prompt in Windows recovery environment (WinRE) and then try to organize your user accounts. Please follow the steps in this article to access the Windows recovery environment.

  Reference:
  What are the system recovery options in Windows?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/what-are-system-recovery-options#what-are-system-recovery-options=Windows-7

  Subsequently, you can follow these steps:

  a. click on command prompt in WinRE.

  b. type the following command at the command prompt and press ENTER.

  NET user administrator / Active: Yes

  This will enable the built-in Administrator account.

  c. now you can log on to the built-in Administrator account and organize other users accounts.

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you