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• Need permissions in Win 7 to take possession of the corrupt administrator (user) account

  I have a corrupt administrator user account that is only available in safe mode, at the command prompt.  I created another user account that gives me the Windows interface and I'm now trying to "own the administrator account to copy my files to my new user account."

  I am not able to access or change anything from anywhere or management; (Registry, other user accounts, other folders or files, properties or fields etc.) due to the restrictions on my PC.  I tried to use the takeown.exe tool, but I'm not sure what should be entered in the command line.  I read on the parameters to TO, but do not seem to get any results.

  Your advice is appreciated... Thank you!

  Since you were using the command prompt window when you created the new user, I just assumed you have made using the command:

  NET user newuser * / add

  where 'newuser' is the name of the new user?

  Did you also give this privilege to administrator newuser entering control:

  net localgroup administrators newuser / add

  While logged as administrator?

  It would be necessary to perform the actions that you are trying to do.

  HTH,

  JW

• is it possible to give all administrator privileges to another administrator account other than the original administrator account?

  I created another account to administrator and I deleted the original (which was set in place when I got my computer) and kept the original files. I was then going to use my new administrator as the main account. I tried to install and update to an application and he said I have peut not be able to download all the updates, because the original was the one that installed applications. So in a sense, there are some applications and programs I am not able to change, delete, or update.

  Can I GET all THE THE ADMINISTRATOR of the ORIGINAL FOR this NEW ACCOUNT of ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT PRIVILEGES?

  Hi Juneilj,

  You need to reinstall all applications of this new account.

• Best practices for the management of user access in ESXi host without 'root '.

  What is the best way to make the management of the user access to the ESXi host after you disable the default root account. Is it better to create induvidual accounts

  Via vCenter or intergrate Active directory or any other specific way.  Please help me to clarify this point. Thanks in advance for your answers.

  With the release of ESXi 5.1 it is possible to create an account on the ESXi host and assign them Full Admin privileged but there are a lot of admins of loggin in each ESXi host and user account creation.

  I would like suggestions to add the ESXi to AD and add the authorization based on domain accounts.

• Question about the account administrator and access

  I am logged in as administrator, but when I try to access certain programs or files that I am refused access as a limited user.

  Can anyone help?

  Jon

  Hello

  You can access files or programs by making a 'right-click' on the file/shortcut and 'left click' on 'run as administrator '. ».

  Then, the application will run wirh maximum rights and full access.

  Welcome them

• Can we prevent the BI administrator to access a column of presentation?

  I have a column sure presentation XX this single role that ABC should have access.

  I go to the permissions of the RPD for presentation XX column and:

  1 set allowed user to "no access."

  2. the value role ABC 'read '.

  3. set BI Admin 'no access '.

  4. all other roles are left to "Default".

  But when I create an analysis as an administrator, I can access the column of presentation.

  Is there a way to prevent the administrator access to / see a column of presentation during the creation of an analysis?

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

  Hello Jerry,.

  Try implementing the security level of data rather than object level. While this same OBIEE administrator can view the column, they will not be able to access the data. If you implement this DB level it's great, so admin can not even revert the changes or you can do it in SPR, but there is always a risk to reverse changes by admin.

  Thank you

  AJ

• Extension manager CS5.5 runs only under the non-administrator user

  I can see the program running in the background, but it just never came up.  If I select 'run as administrator' opens the program, but only allows me to install extensions for the administrator account.

  What operating system do you use? Have you tried the solutions that you can find in this forum? As uninstall FlashFireBug, deleting files from trusted FlashPlayer, granting privileges to certain folders.

• How do I give users access to the addition of other users and groups in weblogic * without * giving administrator rights

  Hello

  Before opening a SR Oracle for the same problem, just wanted to put it out there to see if we can provide a non administrator user access to the Weblogic administration Console so that it can log and ONLY add users and groups, but not change any setting in the administration console. We offer a personalized access? All grain specific to be accessible?

  Please don't give me the links where it says "give read-only access", giving "monitor."

  read only user cannot add new users/groups in the administration console. The administrator credentials can be provided to that user. It just has to be able to connect, go to security domains > myrealm and add new users and groups. nothing else.

  Please let me know.

  Thank you

  Dan

  Thanks Christian.

• I tried to create a USER with administrator rights, as suggested by XP, but now I don't see the icon administrator when connecting?

  My new user does not have the original administrator logon icon the same settings, computer desktop or programs I should use and before setting up the new user.  How can I copy, convert or restore settings (find) the Director, programs, files, documents, office, Internet settings and Favorites, etc. to the new USER?

  Since owning my laptop I had connected using the Administrator icon and had an icon of comments, as well, until last Thursday.  I tried to follow the advice of XP and create USERS, so the administrator access would not be compromised.  Children were downloading apps and devours space... I was afraid they would accidentally remove a program or file, or worse... Then...

  When I set up my USER he asked me if I would be the Admiistrator. I said yes.  But, when iI rebooted my laptop, only the icon of the USER (S) presented at the connection... the Administrator icon was missing. and my new USER reflects only a few shortcuts shared on the desktop...

  I expect Admin rights and my old administrator settings.  I need to recover them because all my documents and especially my work programs do not exist.

  Help, please!  It would be greatly appreciated EV.  I would like to restore to last Wednesday, if the system would, but it seems that it will not.

  Sincerely,

  KC

  What you experienced is normal.  When you create another user, the original administrator account becomes hidden.  It's still there (in fact, it cannot be deleted), it just doesn't appear in the login screen.

  You should still be able to login as administrator.  When you get to the login screen, just tap Ctrl-Alt-Del twice.  This will bring up a login dialog window.  Just enter 'Administrator' in the user name and the password (if any) in the password line and press 'return '.  If you want or need to copy your files and data from the administrator account to the new account that you created, and then follow the steps in the following procedure and claim that your administrator profile is corrupted or damaged.

  "How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile"
  <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Administrator accounts still exist, but do not appear in the list of users or on the Welcome screen.

  Hello

  A week or two ago, the non-administrator user account icons disappeared from the Welcome screen in Windows XP (32-bit home edition).  Also do they not appear on the list of user accounts.  However, their directories of files remain on the hard disk in Documents and Settings.  They can connect via CTRL ALT DEL x 2, but that's all.  If I try to recreate the accounts, returns the message "account already exists."  I searched the web for ages and many similar symptoms, but none reported patches work.  Any ideas please?
  Thank you very much.

  Matthew,

  In light of the where you are, my next step would be to treat these users hidden like 'corrupt profiles' and try one of the several approaches that cover profiles corrupted.  The General method to recover a damaged profile is to create a new user and move all data of the corrupted user profile which has been created.  Once this was accomplished, the corrupted profile can be deleted from the system as well as the user name.  Follow the procedures described in either of the following items:

  "How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473 >

  "How to copy data from a corrupted to a new profile in Windows XP user profile"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151 >

  If you use Outlook Express for e-mail, make sure that you also have to follow the instructions here:
  "OLEXP: how to back up the address book Outlook Express and mail records.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/188854 >

  HTH,
  JW

• By mistake I have disabled the administrator user and now I am not able to start my laptop as when I try to boot my laptop it says disabled administrator.

  I disabled the administrator since the since the link "my computer / manage / local user and groups / user / administrator / properties." Now I am not been able to start my laptop. When I try to start the laptop, it shows the administrator user is disabled.

   
  Please help with a solution
  
  Biju
  New Delhi

  You must restore your registry to a point in time before that you have disabled the administrator user.  It is not easy if there is any left on the system administrator user.

  One way to do this is to start your computer from a CD rescue-style such as BartPE and UBCD4Win or Linux Livecd such as Knoppix.  You can then follow the steps in the following article from part 2, step 6, using GUI to copy and rename the files rather than orders from command-line specified in article.

  "How do I recover from a corrupted registry that prevents Windows XP startup"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307545 >

  If you are not experienced, I recommend to get help.

  HTH,
  JW

• Cannot delete files to the trash (Recycle Bin access denied)

  System: Windows 7 Ent SP1 x 64, i7 930, 24GO RAM with all updates

  When I try to delete files in Windows Explorer, I get the following error (most of the time, but not always):

  Window with the title 'Recycle Bin access denied' and the message

  " cannot be moved to the trash. Do you want to permanently delete it? »

  I can then permanently delete the file, even if I sent to the trash.

  I tried the following (nothing works):

  -checked to see if the file is locked with Process Explorer (find handle or DLL)-it is not (and it can be removed permanently)

  -deleted all the recycle bins on all drives & restarted. New recycling bins have been created, but it did not help.

  -changed of owner of baskets and all files as (with the takeown command). Corrupt system baskets complained, emptied their and restored to their previous state. This did not help the primary problem.

  -set the maximum size to the size of the disk on all baskets. It has no effect on the main problem.

  -J' also checked the security for the folders tab $RECYCLE. BIN on all readers and define "Full control" for users. SYSTEM and administrators had already 'Full comtrol. This did not help also.

  What is strange (and new), is when I open the Recycle Bin, the files are always considered to be "Tiles" (which I did not). If I put it in 'Détails', the change is not permanent - the next time I open the Recycle Bin, the files are showed once again as "Tiles".

  What can I do to be able to delete (all) files via the Recycle Bin?

  Thanks Mike for the response, but none of the methods helped. There was no malware and even in safe mode, I could not delete files to the Recycle Bin. In addition, the original administrator account could not delete to the Recycle Bin.

  But I think I found the culprit:

  Apparently, this problem showed that in the downloads folder, to which I had many junctions (to be easily accessible). Due to lack of space on the C: drive, I remembered that I have moved through properties-> location on a disk with more space. Instead of the old folder in C:\Users\ downloads I put a junction pointing to the new location.

  Now, I had old junctions pointing to C:\Users\personal, which in turn was a junction pointing to a new location. Registration/creation/look at one/etc files in folder downloads accessible through 2 junctions was of course OK, but delete somehow was not able to delete files to the Recycle Bin. When I fixed the remaining junctions to point directly to the new location of the download folder, delete started working OK again.

  Summary:

  Delete the file (SHFileOperation?) is not able to use the trash, if the file is accessible via junction 2 points (or more?).

• I can't remove a name of administrative users off of my computer

  I can't remove a name of users off of my computer.  the user has administrative privileges (like me), but I can't delete it from my side.  any help would be appreciated, this is an XP SYSTEM

  Original title: performance and security in Internet Explorer

  By Microsoft Design, it is impossible to remove the original "Administrator" account.

  Perhaps the original ' administrator' account has been renamed to be that user.  If so, it cannot be deleted.
  Just rename it to "Administrator" (right click on 'My Computer'-> manage-> local users and groups-> users-> right click on the user-> rename) and put a good password on it.

  You can also try to delete the profile.
  Right click on "My Computer"-> properties-> Advanced (tab)-> settings (under user profiles)-> [select user]-> Delete

  HTH,
  JW

• no administrator user on computer

  I have set up my son on the laptop as administrative user and then added myself as a user.  After I realized that I wanted to be listed as the admin user and when I made the change administration user somehow lost all together.  Now whenever I need to make a change or whatever it is, I wonder the admin password and no room is provided to enter an and there is no list of potential user to allow access through.  I tried to do a system restore, but it need the permission of the user.

  How can I fix it?  It told me that there is a problem in the software and needs to be reconfigured.  Where can I access this information and how to change?

  Thanks in advance for any help.
  Amy

  I found the answer on another question that I've initially neglected, so thank you for that answer Yes!

• Remove the Windows administrator account?

  Hi friends,

  I use Windows XP. After the operating system installed, I worked with the default administrator user.  I worked in SQL, Visual Source Safe, and the default navigation

  Administrator account.  So my history and cookies are stored in this story... Then for the purposes of testing, I created an administrator account by myself with the name of "Admin". so after that, I could not delete the Admin account, I don't want this account because I don't want to lose any of my story.

  I want to work with the default Administrator account and I would like to delete the Admin account I created.

  Is this possible?. Please someone help remove my Admin account and continue with the default Administrator account...

  Please I am really struck upward with this problem...

  Hi Ravikaran,
   
  -What exactly happens when you try to delete the administrator account? You receive an error message or error code? If Yes, indicate the same.

  You must be logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrators group to perform this procedure. If your computer is connected to a network, network policy settings may also prevent you from complete this procedure.

  See the following articles for more information on the deletion of the account:

  To remove a user account

  To remove a user profile