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• 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!

• A user in domain local group administrators is not administrator rights

  Trying to figure out what the problem is with the computer of a friend at work.

  When you connect as long as domain user that is part of the local Administrators group, the user looks like he doesn't have administrator rights. For example, they are unable to create files in certain folders, etc where you wait for only admin to be.

  If the computer is in safe mode, then everything works as expected.

  If the same newspaper users in another machine on the network, while everything looks ok.

  It just seems to be on a machine that he has problems.

  All local group settings look ok and permissions on individual files look ok - and they work in safe mode.

  This is a friends working machine, and for now, he tries to avoid his reconditioned machine to work around this problem. There is no restore point for him to try (it's out of our hands). We tried a number of things right, but nothing was any use so far - other than to try safe mode, but we do not know how to use this info.

  Any advice on how this track more would me much appreciated!

  OK, now that we are talking about. The files you mention are all the system folders. They enjoy special protection under Windows 7 to prevent rogue programs to do things behind your back when you are signed in under an administrator account. It goes the same for the root of C:. You can create folders here, but you cannot create files.

  Click Start, click Help, and then seek help on UAC learn more.

• Removal of administrator rights

  Hello

  If I delete my account Admin rights after you create another admin account, in order to continue to use my ex-admin account now for everyday tasks, will I have problems?

  So, to summarize:

  (1) create an admin account for changes in the system etc.

  (2) remove the usual account administrator rights (let's call it "Account BOB," for example) which, until now, had administrator rights

  (3) continue using BOB account for daily tasks

  Purpose of the entire operation: ad extra security level.

  Thank you!

  • Administrator: an administrator can add and manage other users, install applications, and change the settings. The new user that you create when you set up your Mac is an administrator. Your Mac can have multiple administrators. You can create new ones and convert standard users to administrators. Don't set up the automatic connection to an administrator. If you do, someone could simply restart your Mac and access with administrator privileges. To secure your Mac, don't share administrator names and passwords.

• 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.

  

• Re: Toshiba Power Saver and administrative rights

  I have set up another user with administrative rights but cannot access toshiba power saver to change settings.
  I have to open a session as long as the original user to change anything either.

  Help

  Hello

  As far as I know the admin can only change the settings to save energy and can assign and configure power profiles.
  The user then, else can not change. It is not possible

  Greetings

• Need administrator rights for the Intel on Satellite Pro 2100 speed step

  Hello
  I have a Satellite PRO 2100 (Pentium 4 1.9 GHz).
  I have a problem with the function of the Intel speed step, which reduces the speed of the processor at 1.2 GHz. But I have a problem: I can do this, if I use an administrator account...
  After starting, if I connect with a simple user account, the Intel speed step works... and the speed of the cpu remains at 1.9 GHz.
  So I would like to use this function with a simple user account, how do I do it please?

  Thanks for your help :)

  Hello

  As far as I know that this application is not shipped with the image of Toshiba and it s not made not part of the image.
  But I put t see any big problems. You will need to change your account administrator rights. In this case, you will need to ask someone the admin right to edit your account.

  The other possibility is to change the law for this software. There can be changes as by admin. What you can change in the Security tab in the program properties. Full control must be set to all.

  Then, it should be possible to use this application with your account.

• 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.

• Portege R500 - USB key requires administrative rights

  I have problem with Portege R500, when the user (from the power users group) Insert the new flash memory, XP requires administrative rights. For security reasons I can't give the user administrator rights. I have
  I never have this problem on other portable Toshiba (Tecra A4, S2, M1...) Please help :-)

  What about the case is clear, if the user wan to access the flash memory module inserted that he needs an admin rights

  What you could do is to assign admin rights only for this particular application, which is responsible for flash memory.

  I put t know exactly what applications it is but I guess on these program needs the right admin; Memory card SD, SD memory boot utility, format etc.

  To assign the authorization right right click on the applications and select Properties.
  Here, you have to choose the call of the Security tab.
  Then select the user and allow the full control option.

  Maybe it helps

• Administrator rights for administrators?

  My Ex bf changed the administrator rights for administrators and has my Pc a mess... Is it possible to fix this easily? Help!

  Hi vc.

  I then this Windows security and users of the Forum where experts may be able to offer a less radical solution.

  For example, you tried to activate the hidden administrator account (it cannot not thought to change (if he could)) and it might be possible to use it to restore things to normal (depending on what has been done) in a much simpler way.

  There may be other options too (or a relocation can be justified) according to what has been done and which means "my PC is a mess."  Could you please provide more details, including your operating system?

  Thanks and good luck!

  Kosh

• Security Spybot system - try to immunise the computer but the denied permissions to process because I don't have administrator rights

  I have spybot installed system security.  Trying to immunize the computer, but the denied permissions to the process because I have "lack administrator rights."  However, I am administrator and the only user of this computer.  Attempted to run the program as an administrator, but without success.

  Frustrating, huh?

  Have you checked the Spybot Forum to see if they can help you?  Bet that someone else using Spybot S & D has faced this problem before...

  http://forums.Spybot.info/

  And have you seen this? http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/insufficient-privileges-as-an-administratorand/139f3148-C123-42A2-a37e-36a52e836e6d

  Kind regards...

• 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/

• Cannot delete the account of a user with administrator rights

  I want to remove a user who has administrator rights account.  Win XP machine has two users (Administrator and a user name) that both are of type of administrator account.

  I you as an administrator and should be able to change the other named to Limited user account, but for Limited is greyed out.  The option to delete the named account is not present.

  How can I delete this account, leaving only administrator?

  Often, I find that using the command line commands gives errors better when you can not do something.  Try the following:

  o bring a window prompt (start-> Run-> "cmd")

  o enter the following command in the window:

  net localgroup administrators

  o that it must return a list of all users with administrator privileges.  You should see the built-in user 'Administrator' and your other user (assuming that both have administrator privileges).  To remove administrator privileges from the user (assuming that this another username is "Joe"), then enter the following command:

  net localgroup administrators Joe/remove

  If this is not possible, an error no doubt will provide you with enough information.

  HTH,

  JW

• give the user local administrator rights using local admin script

  I would like to give a domain user with local administrator rights using scripts via sccm, now that user does not disconnect, and if the admin rights come into force. I want to get the user who is logged on rights and it shall take effect as it is connected. This is possible thanks to a script or restart a service or group policy update?

  Thank you very much for your time.

  Asher

  Hey Asher,

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  As you try to give a domain user with local administrator rights using scripts via SCCM, the question you posted would be better suited for COMPUTING public Pro on TechNet. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums to get help:

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