give the user local administrator rights using local admin script

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• Failure of the user profile / administrative failure Account\Password

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  My main administrator account does not have to connect, and using my standard account side I searched and found the way to create a new administrator account and to transfer files.

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  I'm not trying to find my password or 'break' - I enter the password and it acts as if it has been accepted but takes no action. If I enter an incorrect password, he denies it and asks for the right one.

  I edited my post, it is consistent with the policy?

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• I have no admin rights on my account user has administrator rights!

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  No, I'm afraid that the restriction of administrator UAC is there for good. Short of turning off UAC, you're stuck with right, click Run as administrator. FWIW, I need these privileges all the time but have accepted the warning of the UAC rather that turn off UAC. It may take a while, but sooner or later, you will get the UAC popping up when least expected. Be careful as acknowledging the warning when you do not expect his speech.

  If you prefer typing with the right mouse button, click on the main windows then type explorer.exe and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter. You will always get the UAC but may prefer this method to achieve this.

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