Reassign the Admin rights to an administrator

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• Windows 7 says I can't uninstall a program because I don't have the admin rights, but I am the only user

  Windows 7 says that I can't uninstall a program because I don't have the admin rights, but I am the only user on this computer and I am logged on as administrator.

  Please ignore the lectures about how I'm not supposed to use the machine as admin all the time and help me solve the problem. :)

  Hi EnergyIntell,

  -Uninstall on what program are you facing this problem?

  I suggest you to run the fixit and check if it helps.

  Solve problems with programs that cannot be installed or uninstalled

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/program_install_and_uninstall/?WA=wsignin1.0

  I suggest you check if you're facing the same question in an administrator account account / new user.

                                  

  Create a new user account-
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-user-account

  If you are not facing the same problem in a new user account, it is understood that the user account is damaged. You can check the link below and use the steps provided in difficulty a user account is damaged.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

• How can I get the admin rights? Help!

  I have a computer that has been my business, I have a standard account and I need to reset it so that I can have administrator rights, the company didn't really need it, there nothing about a few things, it's an xp I tried to start w / safe mode, but it didn't work, and the computer does not read the cd at startup how to get admin rights? Help, please

  I have a computer that has been my business, I have a standard account and I need to reset it so that I can have administrator rights, the company didn't really need it, there nothing about a few things, it's an xp I tried to start w / safe mode, but it didn't work, and the computer does not read the cd at startup how to get admin rights? Help, please

  I think you're GROUND (so outtat chance).

  Generally, you can press F8 or F10 to choose what you want to boot from.  Depends on your system and the manufacturer.  If you can press F10 and select the CD/DVD drive, it should start.  Either that or get into the BIOS and make the CD/DVD the first boot device.

  She still does not start, if the CD is good.

  I hope this helps and good luck

  -Rich

• Run the application with the admin rights

  Hello

  I am a network administrator and I have problems with an external application. While running the application does not require local administrator rights, the software does an automatic updates check when it is launched. There are updates once a week. If the application is launched without administrator rights, the software does not check. Our users do not have local administrator rights. The result is that the application gets overwhelmed and an administrator needs to log in order to to refresh.

  Here are the solutions I've tried so far:

  1. I ran the application using the command runas , which works, but is not practical as an administrator will have to provide the password every time.

  2. change the compatibility of the application to 'RUN as administrator'. I have disabled UAC to make this work, but the user must always supply a password. I could create a locked user who cannot log on to any machine, etc, etc, but this seems like a stupid solution. I might as well give all admin rights.

  3 to research more, I tried to use RunAsSpc (http://www.robotronic.de/runasspcEn.html). This seems to work well and did exactly what I'm looking for, but created two issues: no drives mapped and an access violation when printing that I won't have to worry about troubleshooting.

  I had to give all users local administrator rights until I have a solution. Is it possible to allow the application to do its updates without granting full administrator rights to the entire system? Any recommendations?

  Yes, let the program provider to build their program cleverly.  It is not going to be a solution to this.

  Otherwise, you will need to just have someone who has admin rights not login once a week and install the necessary updates.  A bit like Microsoft Office Update (requires an administrator to do so).

• Directions to the win XP home ADMIN rights.

  Hi I'm Davie. I reinstalled win XP home on a friend's computer, everything is good, except when I try to install the dongle of vodaphone, right ADMIN denied? I can't seem to find the right ADMIN option, can help to aneyone.

  The first step is to determine if you really have the Admin rights or not.  The quick test is to right click on the button 'start '. If one of the choices in the pop-up window is "Open All Users", then you have the Admin rights.

  If you don't have administrator rights, you must log in as administrator.  On the screen, press Ctrl-Alt-Delete twice and enter in the user name box and the administrator password in the administrator password box.  If you have not assigned a password, then leave the password empty.

  If you don't have administrator rights, then the problem is most likely a problem of access to a particular directory or registry entry.  Because this could be almost anything, you should probably contact the manufacturer of your dongle and work the problem with them.

  HTH,

  JW

• If you run the program Setup 'Run as Administrator', executable runs with high fees?

  Hello

  Installer of LV chose "run the executable at the end of installation.
  If you run the installation program "Run as Administrator", the executable runs with high fees?

  Best regards

  My apologies - configure when the installer to "run the executable at end of installation", it will run this executable with the admin rights because the installation program itself requires administrator rights.

  LabVIEW installation program can create registry keys for you.

  For your more advanced customization (e.g. selection modules), you have to look different (e.g. InnoSetup) using a solution of installation or you would need to write an executable in LabVIEW that you run after installation that allows you to select the Setup programs you want and run them using System Exec.

• Cannot create or delete applications Essbase with the Admin user.

  Hello

  I'm running Essbase in version 11.1.2.3.505. For some reason, I can't create or delete applications in Essbase using the native admin account. I suspect it may be due to the fact that I wore recently users another environment via LCM HSS & that the roles were somewhat detached/altered in the HSS database. I checked that the commissioning for the admin user has full administrator for the Cluster Essbase HSS rights. The ID works very well elsewhere in the suite of the EMP, workspace, planning, etc. But the option to create or delete applications are greyed out. I have a workaround, where I can use a user newly created/configured to handle these tasks. I'm not sure how LCM would allow the superposition of the admin account properties in the HSS schema.

  FYI - check the table CSS_USERS, the creation date is the date of construction original (as well as all other indigenous users) - so I don't think it's relevant. I guess the problem would lie in CSS_PROVISIONING_INFO, CSS_ROLES, or a similar place. After opening a SR with Oracle, they recommended that I restore the entire schema I quickly rejected. He is not a danger, because I use the workaround. But it would be nice to have an overview of the pros on what is happening / what has happened.

  Thank you

  Mike

  Wow, that's weird.  What do you see on the side of Essbase (rather than look at Shared Services) If you "appear privilege user xxxx;" in MaxL?

• LabVIEW 7.1, Windows 7 + Admin + rights VISA

  When I use the Labview7.1 and the resources of visa with the admin rights, I have no worries. But when I switch back to the normal user rights the vi does not have any Port Com. The problem is that the it Department we does not give any admin is there a way where I can use the resources of Visa with normal user rights?

  With the new VISA-driver, it works! Thanks for your help!

• Unable to gain admin rights and cannot do a restore

  I've lost my admin to the standard rights. I tried to restore the computer in safe mode. I can't do anything at all because he says that I don't have the admin rights and communicate with my admin due to group policy. I was looking for things to the top and it doesn't let me do anything group policy and admin rights are gone. Also it does not let me start repair system or restore on a windows CD. This is to try to use the right windows installation cd. Any help will be appreciated. I thought to do a repair or restore I only need a windows installation cd and it does not matter what version it was.

  Each installation of Windows has an active admin account at the beginning. You can't avoid it. What happened to yours?

  You can easily run system restore using system repair your CD to start the machine in Repair Mode. No password is required.

  When you're done, plan ahead a little and create, test and document a spare, even admin account that you have a spare House key. This will save you a lot of trouble.

• RH8 can be installed by the admin using his own account?

  Excuse this basic yes/no question, I couldn't find info on RH8. In versions, it was once recommended to install RoboHelp using the account of the USER who would later use the program (not the admin). To do this, the admin rights should be attributed to the user during installation, and again subsequently removed.

  This procedure is still required for RH8 or RoboHelp can now be installed by admin using his own account?

  The options are the user account with admin rights attached or the account admin who will have these rights by default.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  @petergrainge

• How to repair my admin rights to allow the change of rights of users another also be administrator

  In my new DELL windows 7 PC I have administrator rights, but when I try to give my wife admin rights "rights change key is grayed out and won't let me change his Admin rights The setting of the UAC is on the 'medium' setting by default for both my wife and my account.

  Try this:
  1. click on start
  2. type the three letters cmd in the search box.
  3. press on Ctrl + Shift + Enter
  4. run the Console as administrator
  5. type this command:
  NET user "user %%nom.
  Below, you will see your membership to a group. What is?
  6. Enter the following command:
  net localgroup administrators "wife" / Add
  (replace "wife" by his real name of logon)
  What answer get you?
  _________________________
  ID #0211. If this answer was helpful, you can vote by clicking on the green triangle. If it solves the problem, click 'propose as answer. Thank you.

• I have to become the administrator, BUT I install as someone else with Admin rights

  Y at - he an Admin account 'secret' that I don't see that I can become/use?

  No, I'm not being funny.  If I use my admin account, I will be always challenged to confirm some tasks such as facilities.  The dialog box that appears does not have a password that I'm already in the account, but it makes me just confirm with an OK button.  I could reduce the frequency of these confirmations by reducing the intensity of the UAC in order the user account settings control panel, user accounts, change, but it doesn't bother me if I leave UAC to the maximum power.  Of Oberwald explanation & WARNING [below] are correct - leaving UAC high helps inhibit malware.

  What what happens or something else?

  I don't know where you can get more details using Windows [accounts] otherwise than by searching this forum for the admin facilities, UAC, but there would be so many results you'd be overwhelmed.  You can try www.sevenforums.com

• How to run the economy of energy without administrator rights

  How can I use the saver of current (V6.00.04) with a user without administrator rights (Windows XP) account? When I login as a 'normal' user icon of the lamp is not in the system tray. When I try to start the manual I get the error message that I don't have the necessary access rights.

  Unfortunately, don t think it is possible.
  The energy saver uses several files that requires admin rights for the properly and successfully the feature.

• How can I get back Admin rights no one has them on the computer?

  How can I get back Admin rights no one has them on the computer

  IIRC, you cannot delete the built-in account named 'Administrator', so check first to see if it's really over:

  If you have XP Pro, then press CTRL + ALT + DELETE twice at the Welcome screen

  If you have XP Home (or XP Pro), restart mode without fail (repeatedly press F8 startup just after reboot) and the administrator account must be indicated on the Welcome screen.

  Unless you have changed it, the password for the built-in Administrator account is blank (no password).

  Once you sign in as an administrator, go to control panel > users and create a new account with administrative privileges (or give these rights to an account existing).  Do not use the built-in for common daily tasks administrator account.

• Why can't run Sfc/Scannow as administrator when I'm the admin?

  When I try to organize my photos in windows, he repeats to me "Windows Explorer has stopped responding".  In the search for bugs, I saw that someone said run Sfc/scannow, but it keeps telling me you can run this as admin, BUT I am the only user on this laptop with the exception of a guest account that I place.  any ideas on any of these questions?

     

  When I try to organize my photos in windows, he repeats to me "Windows Explorer has stopped responding".  In the search for bugs, I saw that someone said run Sfc/scannow, but it keeps telling me you can run this as admin, BUT I am the only user on this laptop with the exception of a guest account that I place.  any ideas on any of these questions?

     

  It's one of those 'things' in Microsoft operting systems.

  When you want to run sfc/scannow now, you need to run in "elevated command prompt."

  Follow these steps:

  Start button > in the search box, type cmd > turn worms at the top on the left, right-click on cmd.exe > click on Run As Administrator > now that you're in "elevated command prompt" > at the flashing prompt enter sfc/scannow > enter key.