Accounts begin to standard user accounts

Original title: "Administrative issues".

I changed the administrator user account on my laptop, but then it changed to the standard user. I also have another account which was a Director. This account has changed to standard user as well. I can't change my account without administrator password type. (I don't have an administrative account). I have 2 accounts two Standard accounts. I tried to restore my computer, restore point, but I still need an administrator password. Can someone help me? I have a 32-bit laptop Aspire 5516. Windows Vista Home Basic.

This thread may have an answer for you: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistaperformance/thread/4019516d-caa8-4e08-8589-e081a5459263

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