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• Account administrator time full restrictions applied to it, can't do anything that requires administrator, even know the password

  Hello

  I currently have two user accounts on my PC. They both used to be administrator accounts, and to make a long story short, he ended it with an account that has administrator access, but that the account has been completely time limited by parental controls. The other account is a Standard user account that is incapable of doing anything that requires access administrator because of time restrictions...

  It gives me the message "logon failure: violation of account logon time restriction.
  I'm at a loss what to try then, seeing as how I can't install applications to fix and can't change anything without Adminstrative Priveleges.

  Thanks for any help,
  Nick

  Hello

  If you cannot disable the parental control using administrator accounts, if possible, try to create a new account and check if you can or not. If you can not always, unfortunately you will need to back up your files on an external and reinstall Windows.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/install-reinstall-uninstall

  David
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Siri cannot perform any action that requires "Save". Help of apple?

  Siri understands me very well and repeat the order. When it attempts to store a note, an alarm or similar, he comes back with an error message. It can open applications, search - it seems that the problem is that with anything that requires 'save' things. Such as setting appointments and others.

  I have more "free" support the period of 90 days. Reset, change of voice, turn siri on/off did not work.

  Is there a way I can get the apple support without having to pay for it? I mean.. S clearly a software problem and I feel that I don't have to pay to get help with a bug.

  .

• Can't install or uninstall anything that requires administrator-level access in Windows 7

  I searched for hours here looking for information on how to correct this problem and have not found a description of the problem that matches mine.  If the answer is already here, please forgive my lack of the needle in a haystack and point me in the right direction.  The operating system in question is Windows 7 Home Premium x 64.

  First of all, the troubled computer is not mine.  It belongs to a friend.  (Norton) antivirus protection has expired some time ago and they now no protection.  I would like to uninstall this program and install a new program of antivirus protection for them.  When I Spear 'uninstall' it in program folder tells me that I have Admin Access.  The account I use is the only account never implemented and the admin account.  There is no password admin, and there is no password for the account.  I know... There are SEVERAL rules of common sense here that were broken, and I'm trying to fix all the.
  I have tried to create a new administrator account using the User Manager and have the same problem.  I saw a suggestion about the click with the right button on the choice of the menu and choosing "run as Administrator".  I have not tried yet since I'm not near the computer at this time.  I'll try to make it tonight.  Even if it works... I am always faced with the same problem of having to reactivate somehow the rights of Directors in general.
  I saw elsewhere deliver once before and ended up reloading the system.  It was riddled with viruses.  I hope that I am not against this situation.
  Thanks to the community in advance for your efforts to help me solve this puzzle and research!

  This is the only account that has ever existed and the User Manager identifies it as an administrator account.  I suspect that this account has lost its privileges admin somehow, be it corruption of any nature or virus.

  You run a show at high risk, while having one single administrator account. It's like having a key for your car. A glitch is all that it takes to create a big problem, but it is so easy to create a second admin account.

  Find it me difficult to reconcile some of the apparently contradictory statements in your report. If it was my machine, then I would do this:

  1 disable UAC
  2. restart the computer when you are prompted.
  3. click on start.
  4. type the three letters cmd in the search box and press enter
  5. type the following commands and press ENTER after each:
  NET user 'Jack' xxyyzz / add
  (to create a new account named Jack with a password of xxyyzz)
  net localgroup administrators/add ' Jack'
  (to promote the account of Jack at the Admin level)
  net users
  (to see a list of all existing accounts)
  6. turn on UAC.
  7 restart and log in as Jack.
  8. check if you still have problems.
  9. If they, restart in Mode safe and check things once more.

• Errors of installation of programs that require administrator privileges - ON a user administrator account

  I don't necessarily get coverage error messages (and in some cases I don't get any other error message that the computer tells me an error has occurred), but when I try to install/load of programs that are based on the internet (Viewer gotomypc, photo uploader facebook, other programs uploader, etc.) I can not install the program, unless I have save the file on my computer then right click on the file and select "Run as Administrator" When my user account is the main account on my PC.

  My account shows that it is an admin acocunt, so it's not as if this has been changed.

  I can't pin-point when this started to happen, but it lasts for quite awhile - maybe since the latest service pack installed...?

  This is the normal way to solve any problems with the installation of programs > download/save to the desktop > right - click > run as admin.

  It's updated operating system Vista, upgraded installation and activate Forum.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaprograms/threads

  They will help you with your question in Forum Vista programs at the above address.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• my pc is locked me on almost all sites that require some sort of response from me what do I do?

  A little dotted appears whenever I want to reply to a message that has a specific link.  How do I cancel it?

  Hello

  This just started happening?

  What browser do you use?

  What operating system to aid (that is to say, Vista, Windows 7)?

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Windows Vista does not work for all programs requiring administrator rights

  I have Windows Vista Business SP1 on a Dell XPS laptop. He worked from 3-4 years. It seems that after a recent update (in the last week), I rebooted the laptop and after that Vista can not run programs that require administrator privileges. This includes most of the items in the Panel, the observer of events, computer management, elevated command prompt and so on.

  After logging in, I get a notification of the task bar that says "Windows cannot connect to the customer service group policy."

  When I try to any program requiring administrative privileges (for example, msconfig), I get an error "Windows cannot find C:\Windows\system32\msconfig.exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly and try again"

  I restored the system (from safe mode) for a day where it seems to be ok, but the problem remains.

  The sound in the system tray icon is a trademark of the Red Cross on it, but sounds work ok.

  Analyses of virus through McAfee (all installed updates and latest virus definitions) showed no signs of the virus.

  As already mentioned in the original post, System Restore does not resolve the problem. I got to the new vista installation to fix the problem. Some windows updates and reboot after applying the update seems to be the cause.

• can I run all programs as an administrator?

  I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate, 32 bit.  This is my own PC, I'm the only user.

  Can I somehow put a profile or similar so that Windows KNOWS I'm an adminisrtator and therefore always running programs as administrator and do not promt me, ask me or force me to specifically "run as Administrator"?

  I am an engineer so I can follow the instructions, I just know little about the Windows settings and changes from XP to Vista to Windows 7.

  Thank you

  Colin

  I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate, 32 bit.  This is my own PC, I'm the only user.

  Can I somehow put a profile or similar so that Windows KNOWS I'm an adminisrtator and therefore always running programs as administrator and do not promt me, ask me or force me to specifically "run as Administrator"?

  I am an engineer so I can follow the instructions, I just know little about the Windows settings and changes from XP to Vista to Windows 7.

  Thank you

  Colin

  Hi Colin

  The prompt that asks you to elevate a process with your admin privileges is not designed to be irritating, it is designed to protect you. It's called the component lower privileged user.

  If you have used computers for a few years, you'll remember the Blaster worm, I Love You virus and many other infections viral major that has infected tens of millions of computers around the world and these millions of computers to lose their valuable data. The main reason for that what happened was because everybody ran Windows XP with an unprotected administrator account.

  These malicious files were received in emails, or downloaded to the unsuspecting users computers by something as simple as clicking on a Web link. Strongest antivirus software programs were not able to stop these infections, initially. The first thing that would make these infections would be to take transparent on the administrator account on owners computer access to the entire system.

  In Windows 7, all administrator accounts run as standard users unless the user (or an unknown element) initiates a process that requires administrator privileges and that is when the system will ask you the logged on user for these privileges. This makes the control to the user and allows to approve any elevation of the administrator.

  Many of these same virus writers are always out there infecting older versions of windows and they also use their social engineering skills to convince unwary users that Vista/Windows 7, one click solution is right there to irritate people, and too high a price to pay.

  This is your computer, but only until you beat intentionally integrated security components. It is up to them.

  Edit: If you ignore the UAC prompt for a specific program that you run frequently, the information contained in the link Andre.Ziegler post is a good solution, because this implementation of a program requires administrator privileges. It still runs the program in a secure environment.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you for using Windows 7

  Ronnie Vernon MVP

• W7 x 64 SP1 programs that require admin access stop responding

  PC G560

  Windows7 64 bit with SP1 (happened before SP1)

  Hello

  When logged in as a user if I click on anything that requires administrator privileges, the box is to enter the admin password, it does not matter if I get the password or if I click Cancel the program crashes then with the circle icon turns when I hover over the program. CTRL ALT + DEL and close the program is not responding, and everything is OK again.

  Any suggestions please

  Note of the moderator; subject published

  Resolved without a full installation. Thanks to a bad other sole on this forum.

  I searched through the pages of research and the most common problem was with Lenovo PC or some applications, to say that Lenovo have such a small market share, but so many problems is really boring. a search of Yahoo drew back me on this forum, uninstall Veriface has solved the problem, which is a shame because I really liked the face recognition as the laptop is used by the whole family.

  So far Lenovo have not impressed me-Wireless N is almost a fraudulent claim, low autonomy, constant nitpicking like this just resolved, only real support is that this society support forum is crap. Touchpad is also evil.

  An offcast from IBM which I rate highly is poor.

  In any case, I hope this helps others out there.

• Adobe Application Manager required administrator privileges

  Hello

  AAM does not, on the launch, it is by default the download of an update and announced that "administrative privileges are required to continue installation." Despite the installation is made by the administrator (me).

  

  Any ideas?

  Best regards, Duncan Rosie.

  Duncan, assuming that you are connected to an account that requires administrator privileges, then please try to temporarily disable your user account control.

  If you continue to receive the same error so I would recommend creating a new local administrator account and trying to update the applications there.

• My name is Jason and I have Windows 7 and the latest version of flash, although I have no problem with my flash, flash requires administrator to ensure that all owners of copyright products flash will you please do one installable for each fl

  Please read above, thank you.

  What I mean is I want as an installer for each a Flash available that requires no (need) as an administrator to install.

  This way if for example a man by the name of Mack is a library and it is on the account invited library on a computer at the library, but it requires the latest version of flash to play a game online

  It can download the do not have to run as administrator in any new version of flash and install it and then he can play the flash game he wants to play.

  Hello

  Thank you for your comments, however, Flash Player saves files to and written in, the high file system locations, administrator rights are required for installation.

  --

  Maria

• How can I change the list of actions that appear when you right-click on a file?

  When you place your cursor over a file, then right click, you get a pop-up window with a list of actions that you can do in the file. Depending on the type of file, you get a different list of actions. How can I change this list. Or add or subtract from the it. Where Windows keeps related lists?

  In Windows Explorer, remove it all also missing button?
  Try to restore the files ZIP file association.

  For Windows Vista file association problems
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/articles/105/1/file-association-fixes-for-Windows-Vista.html

  Make a right click on the zip link, save target under... Right click on the REG file and choose merge. Note that you must be an administrator to apply these fixes.

• FAQ (27): the SDM requires administrator rights to run?

  When I launch SDM, it happens with this dialog box. Is this normal?

  

  Yes. SDM requires administrator rights because it requires the appropriate rights to update or apply SoftPaq updates to your computer.

  The above message appears only if UAC (User Access Control) is turned on and that the user doesn't have administrator rights. For more information about UAC, please visit this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_Account_Control

  UNFORTUNATELY, the SDM version 3.5.0.0 (later from this post) has a problem where it wrong will not recognize the user as administrator if UAC is enabled.

  If you have the SDM version 3.5.0.0, have active UAC and you are logged on under an account that has administrator rights and SDM displays the dialog box above, please note that this is a bug found ONLY in the SDM 3.5.0.0 version and will be fixed with the next version.
  
  In the meantime, there are two solutions we can suggest you to work around this problem:

  (1) Although not recommended, you can disable UAC and reboot for the changes to take effect. We do not recommend this approach because UAC protects the computer against attacks. We include this option only for purposes of completeness.

  2) RECOMMENDED WORKAROUND: Force MDS to start with administrator right.  To do this, please follow these steps to work around the problem, until a new version of SDM is available:

  1. Open Windows Explorer.
  2. Go to C:\Program Files (x 86) \Hewlett-Packard\HP SoftPaq Download Manager. Note: If you have a 32-bit operating system, navigate to C:\Program Hewlett-Packard HP SoftPaq Download Manager.
  3. Right click on the file "SoftPaqDownloadManager.exe".
  4. Select "Run as Administrator" from the context menu.

  

• LegeCy medical application requires administrator rights to run on Windows XP but application resides on the SBS 2008 Server

  Hi all

  Application is a medical Client / Server using SQL in the database model. and resides on the SBS 2008 with XP Server and client computers.

  Rather that to load the client on windows XP, it would not sense to simply run the application console using the Terminal Server services and configure the application to start an hour of connection on. Given that the application requires administrator rights to run, how can I assign admin right only on demand, so when they connect, they can use the application with the given admin rights but do not have access to the rest of the server or control?

  Been awhile and a very little bit of rust, but I know it should be easy... losing sleep reading my series of the voume of support docs... :)

  Hello

  The question you have posted is related to servers and will be well suited in the TechNet community. Click on the link below.

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

  Thanks and regards.

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• I am administrator but am getting denied access to anything that requires an administrator account

  Hello. I was change the permissions of users to some other accounts, and the only thing I can think is that I accidentally changed the permissions of the administrator account. I can no longer anything that requires access privileges and that you do not have any idea what to do to reinstall windows.
  Thank you

  Your case might fall into two scenarios: either you are not able to log - on the administrative account at all or the other case would be that you are able to log-in on your administrator account, but when you try to access any file using this administrator account, and then you are given the message 'access denied '. Don't worry, if yours is the second case, you would be able to access all your files similar both before reinstalling Windows.

  If the first case is true where you cannot connect to one of your account administrator, then you need to reinstall windows from scratch.

  If the latter is true, when you are able to log-in to your administrator account, but you are denied permission to access this item, you can consult this section to take control of your PC files:

  1.) move to the location where your files are stored on your PC that you are given the messsage like "Access Denied" year select any file folder orr.

  2.) now, when right click that file, select Properties , then go to the Security tab, and then click the Advanced button in the bottom - another windows will open with all the top labels.

  3.) first, click on -> Permissions tab click on continue (if permission is requested, then click continue)-> pass to add-> Advanced-> click on search now-> select your administrator username in the drop-down list & then click OK twice.

  4.) another window opens. Click the Allow button (for all) and click OK twice.

  5.) then click on the owner tab and clicking on Edit tab change the owner of "XYZ" (-is your name account with administrative rights)-> click OK twice (or three times) to move close all the properties.

  You would now be able to access files and folders FRO who were denied you permission before.

  I hope that this satisfied your request!

  Kind regards

  Ravi