Addition of administrative rights: why such a headache?

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• CC now requires administrator rights, why?

  We have a group of CC accounts who are sitting behind a firewall for business on managed computers.  until today, everything CC installed properly and without problems.  We had to open the ports to adobe at first, but everything worked without problem.

  Now if I open Office CC, I am prompted with a update or quit message, if I try to update I have now tells me that I don't have sufficient administrator rights.  in truth, I never did! I never needed them for adobe CC.  So, why the change?

  To save me strenuous exercise of HIM asking to try to find out what can be done.  Nobody knows what can be done to solve this problem...

  should I ask HIM to do?

  Do not give the full administrator rights!

  I can't believe that adobe would force a requirement for administrator rights, except potentially the market of the client company.

  Any help appreciated,

  Thank you

  Chris

  I got a server error, Unknow, trying to log as a normal user, so I found this trick and solve all my problems:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/KB/unknown-Server-Error-launching-cc.html

• How to deepen administrator rights on my computer?

  I am running Windows Vista 32 bit on my laptop, and I have problems with file permissions.  I'm trying to change the contents of my file in Windows32 and Vista won't let me access the files there.  I have to do this action in order to save my laptop, but he repeats to me I need administrator rights to perform this action.  I don't have a single account on my laptop, so why can't access these files?  I tried to change the preferences, but words and check boxes are always gray and I can click on them to change them.  How can I access these files?

  Hi Jason,
  Before you do a clean install, I recommend you run a SFC scan, this may fix the corrupted files (not always). Give it a try, if this doesn't help, you will need to do a repair/cleaning facility.

  Let us know if you need additional assistance.

  Thanks, Martin
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Cannot download itunes 10.6 - need administrator rights

  Original title: cannot download itunes 10.6 -.

  I am the administrator of the computer, but when I try to download latest iTunes it try to install, but then at the end comes need for administrator rights.  We downloaded (saved on the C drive) and then right click and run as administrator but still come with the message. ??? What to do next.  I have associated work - remote access sites on the computer.

  Hello

  1. What is the full and exact error message?

  2. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  I suggest you to return the item and check if it helps:

  Problem installing iTunes or QuickTime for Windows

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/HT1926

  In addition, check the link for iTunes technical support:

  Welcome to iTunes Support

  http://www.Apple.com/support/iTunes/

• Administrator rights

  I had touble with kaspesky 2014 and they said to send a copy of my logs of kaspersky update, but when I arrived to save the file, I got a pop up saying that I don't have administrative privileges for this action.

  I have configured my aspire laptop windows 8 v5 upward with the local rights administrator account when it was new, then I change the name for the local and updated account updated to 8.1 windows is when I lost the admin rights.

  is it possible to run a factory restore and put in place and I therefore again administrator rights.

  Hello..

  To reset your windows PC 8 with administrator rights, you can follow the mentioned below as follows:

  During the process, all data stored on your computer will be overwritten. This means that all of your files, such as e-mail and photos, will be deleted. Therefore, we recommend that you protect your personal data before you begin the recovery process.

• Impossible to uninstall programs as says needs administrator rights

  Hi, I'm trying to uninstall programs, but still, he stands up and says I need administrator rights, but it does not give me the "Run as Administrator" at this stage.  Does anyone know how to remedy this?  Thank you.

  Hello

  You can uninstall a program from your computer if you no longer use, or if you want to free up space on your hard drive. You can use the programs and features to uninstall programs or to change the configuration of the program by adding or removing certain options.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/uninstall-or-change-a-program

  1. Open programs and features by clicking on the button start , by clicking on the Control Panel, click programs, and then click programs and features.

  2. Select a program and then click on uninstall. Some programs include the ability to modify or repair the program in addition to uninstall. but many simply offer the option uninstall. To change a program, click on change or repair. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  or you have a problem program try the FREE version of revouninstaller

  http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html

• Need administrator rights to install the program, but I am the administrator. What am I doing here?

  I am trying to install a program, but I get the message that I need administrative rights to install sign out and then sign in as an administrator. But I am the administrator, so what do I do? Why do I get these messages when I am the administrator and I have administrative rights?

  I'm trying to install Pinnacle Studio 9. It ran fine under XP. Is it possible to install as XP application? I am at a loss and I need some suggestions.

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium.

  Right click on the shortcut to install, then click "Run as Administrator".

• Cannot uninstall programs even administrator 'rights '.

  Even though I am administrator on my pc (and the only user) why don't can't uninstall programs as "I don't have administrator rights?  Does not make much sense to me, but guess miss me something, somewhere.  Any suggestions please and thanks?

  Try the Microsoft Fixit solutions for uninstall programs.

  Diagnose and solve the program installation and uninstallation problems automatically
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/Program_Install_and_Uninstall/

  I hope this helps.

• Have administrator rights, but cannot save a file in a folder

  If I'm the administrator, why my computer told me that I need administrative rights in order to save a file in a folder?

  C: \ program File (x 86).  There is no one else on this computer; It's my phone.

  Is not serious if there is no one else physically on your system, Windows is still a multi-user operating system.  You can be * a * administrator, but it is unlikely that you are * the * administrator and even if you were, C:\Program Files (x 86)-is a protected system directory (the directory Program Files 32-bit on your system to Windows 7 64-bit.)

  If the files that you try to save files that you deploy, keep them in better places (like your documents).  If you try to copy a program/application directory here because it is logical that she's here - grant administrative rights to move things in place on the single basis.

• Access denied on a "documents and settings" folder in windows 7 with administrator rights

  I get access denied on the ' c: \documents and settings "in windows 7 with administrator rights.  The icon shows a small lock on the (very cute) folder. Permissions indicate full control to the folder. I can only access the contents of the folder by adding it to the library folder. The computer is fairly recent and is very near of the original factory. Unlike my precious computers I left it mostly original except for the odd new program. I never really noticed when it pops up as I was getting used to format windows 7 and thought that it must be "the new way" to 7 " The disk has been partitioned by Asus, which significantly added to the confusion. Now I think that it why documents and settings would be in the same folder anyway?  What is a level administrator uber folder? Any ideas greatly appreciated.

  "Documents and Settings" are not a folder - it's a junction Point.

  It is there to allow legacy applications using the latest Windows 7 folder structure.

  There is nothing in what you can use.

  See here for more information about Junction Points:

  http://www.Svrops.com/Svrops/articles/jpoints.htm

  It would have been clear if you looked at the Related Posts - that's what they are there for...

• Windows needs administrator rights to enter the PUK code number

  Hello

  in the company I currently work for, many users use a laptop with a mobile connection to connect to the internet.

  It sometimes happens that the user has entered the wrong PIN code several times, so Windows needs the PUK code to unlock the SIM card.

  Windows 7 (and Windows 8 also) administrator rights are needed to enter the PUK code.

  Laptop users don't usually have local administrative rights, so internally, IT needs to enter the PUK code.

  Why is it necessary to have administrative rights to enter the PUK code?

  A possible solution would be to remove the SIM card from the laptop and insert it into a mobile phone. Currently not possible, because the mobile phone requires a SIM nano and the laptop on a mini SIM card. We would therefore order to new nano sim cards and buy a lot of cards. It should work, but I would prefer a software solution.

  See you soon

  Dieter Schmitz

  Dieter

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• error message administrator rights are required to run this tool

  I am trying to install a HPUSB.exe program to fix my USB.  It is a program of Hewlett-Packard.  However, when I try to run the program - I get the error msg: permission denied.  Administrator rights are required to run this tool.

  I am the administrator... and it wont let me run the program. Why?

  Thank you

  Tammy

  Try the click with the right button on the program, and then click Run as administrator.

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• Deliver administrator rights Windows 7

  I am running Windows 7 and have "Administrator rights" but I'm unable to access the 'Documents and Settings' or 'temporary Internet files '.  Why?

  The best way to view the temporary Internet files is to select Tools (small gear on the right side of the menu bar of Internet explore and select Internet Options.)

  Then, under browsing history, select settings

  Then select view files.

  You should be able to see them as less

  C:/Users / * your user name * / AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary Internet Files

  Files temporary Internet is a protected system hidden folder.

• I have Win7 Pro. I'm supposed to have administrator rights (this is what he says anyway) but the computer won't allow me to update a java file...

  In my Scottrade account, I click on Scottrader Streaming Quotes. This is supposed to load a java program discovers my investments and to buy or sell stocks.

  The problem is when the Java program load Windows performs a security check, he says: "unable to validate the certificate. The application will not run. »

  So I called Scottrade tech and they had me remove the file called "trusted.certs" in my java directory, I delete. Now when I try to access the Scottrade Streaming Quotes it is supposed to make a file of costs 'trusted.certs' as long as I have administrative rights. I don't have the rights of Directors but he always did re - make the "trusted.certs" file so I can access my Java program.

  I only have Microsoft Security Essentials.

  If I'm the administrator (and I am), why are there directories locking me? Is it possible that my administrative rights program is corrupted?

  How can I be sure that my computer sees me as an administrator?

  Thanks for any help.

  Tony

  YAY! It works! THANKS DAI SUNNIS!

  Wow! and I thought I have to re - install Windows 7 just for this problem. You saved me so much grief! If you are ever in Michigan I'll buy you a drink or two, three or four!

• We require domain administrator rights to make backup

  Dear team,

  In our environment, we have symentec netbackup 7.5 to take VM backup using the backup user id. Backup ID user who has domain administrator rights.

  We have a check in our environment I just want confirm to take VM backup should we provide backup user domain administrator rights.

  Need your urgent help on the same.

  Note: In VC backup user added to the backup role.

  concerning

  Mr. VMware

  Why should you provide backup user domain administrator credentials? Domain administrator rights must be limited as much as possible.

  Backup user must have sufficient rights on vCenter, to what it communicates.

  If it helps, check out the link below.

  http://www.Symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&ID=TECH130493