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• Lost access to the programs, not a virus or registry problem. Lost the rights to the user (?) but cannot access restore or modify user accounts

  1st, I tried almost every fix suggested on this relatively common problem with no joy.  It is not a virus, unless it's something very new not found by all the usual scanners.

  Only way to access the programs EXE is to run the command prompt by going to with CTRL - tour of the new task (run) in the Task Manager menu and then navigate to the appropriate directory and run the program from the command prompt.   Run virus checker and run various registry fixes recommended here with no joy.  Safe mode does not help with the launch of the EXE.

  Because I get the 'Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file.  You can not have the appropriate permissions to access the item.  When I try to run an exe from a link, I think I have lost the user privileges.  But, since I can't change the accounts of users or the restore, I can't try to do anything there.

  This problem occurred after uninstalling several old unused programs followed by performing a disk defragmentation.  (everything is done using Microsoft System Tools).  PC worked after doing these things in vain after the next reboot.

  Curiously, I CAN start the web browser from the start menu to post this message.

  Another clue: I can't start programs by clicking on them, but I CAN run the program by opening a file type associated with this program, i.e., opening a file named text.doc will cause Word to open.

  I am a fairly experienced user, but I'm stumped.  Any suggestions?

  Found solution...

  Looked user accounts change program but cannot find or identify it was so impossible to try it.

  I was finally able to identify (in trial & error) the restore program and run it using the command window.

  The program (rstrui.exe) was found in C:\Windows\System32\Restore\rstrui.exe

  I was able to run and to restore to a date when this problem started and that fix.   Still don't know what was the problem of the root but happy to be able to fully use this PC back again.
   
  Thank you to everyone who made suggestions.

• is "Release manager" software of hp. It opens in a pop-up on my other user account.

  I run Windows Vista 32-bit.  I wonder if the following message is a HP program. It opens in a window in my other user account, just after I start:

  "User account control program Version Manager of Hewlett - Packard Company" and

  "c:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HPAdvisor\VersionManager.exe" and "Install updates".

  I was concenered, it wasn't a HP program because I recently visited a site installed, what a service repair workshop was a great cookie in the folder my documents. And we told him he would do damage to my pc, if you plan to remove.

  I ended up formatting of the hard disk and reinstall all software, after having consulted the Microsoft support forum and follow the directions I found on how to do it on the HP website. Stupidly I have no back up my documents because I didn't take the time before hand and not the formatting of the hard drive because I didn't want to postpone the virus after reinstalling the operating system, etc., and I lost a lot of information.

  In any case the "User Account Control Program Version Manager... ask the password for my administrator account, now.  I am still concerned that the great cookie is somehow still on my PC, perhaps in the registry... I am a novice with the pc don't know the ins and outs.

  Hello lzmonk,

  Manager version is part of HP Advisor and can be enabled or disabled via the HP Advisor program.

  Launch of HP Advisor and you'll see a key that allows you to access the settings. In the settings menu say Manager version does not run at startup.

• Illustrator for the opening of the problem when you use other users accounts

  computer = mac os x 10.6.8

  program = design premium cs5

  Question = will work perfectly when connected to the user account that the program has been installed under all programs.  When connected to a different user account, all programs will work except illustrator.  When you try to open illustrator I received a message "Unable to complete requested operation" and it just doesn't work.  For any help or suggestion would be appreciated.  I already reinstalled illustrator without result.

  More than likely a permissions problem.

  Use the isk utility to fix the permission for each account.

  If that didn't solve the problem hughlight (selection) on the Applications folder / Adobe Illustrator CS 5 and select Get Info (command I) and watch and watch the section sharing and permissions at the bottom of the dialog box and make sure that all of the listed users are given read/write privileges.

  Eevn if they are listed as it then click on the icon of a padlock at the bottom right to open the mechanism to read the information and go the the og the lock left where you see pre as an icon and a facing of arowhead down and select from the drop down to apply these rules to all included items.

  Close the Get Info and try to run THEN.

  Maybe this will help.

• Which user account you want to use to run this program?

  That fairly recently, when I click to start Firefox, and just before it actually opens, I has the following screen:

  "Which user account do you want to use to run this program?

  I did some internet research and it seems as if many people have encountered this same problem.

  What is the cause, is it dangerous for my computer, and how can I get rid of this message?

  Make sure that Firefox is not set to run as administrator.

  Right click on the desktop Firefox shortcut and choose "Properties".

  Make sure that all items are disabled in the tab "Compatibility" in the Properties window.

  • Privilege level: "Run this program as Administrator" should not be selected
  • "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" must not be selected

  Also check the firefox.exe program properties in the program Firefox (C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\) folder.

• How do you program to the new user account?

  I have successfully created a new user account under XP, but it doesn't have the programs in my account. How to load these into the new user account?

  Hello

  Thanks for joining us!

  You want to know "how to copy data from a corrupted to a new profile in Windows XP user profile".

  What is the edition of Windows XP, work?

  Please see this link:

  How to copy data from a corrupted to a new profile in Windows XP user profile

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151

  I hope that helps!

  If the problem persists, let us know.

  If you encounter problems with Windows, please keep us informed.

  We will be happy to help you.

• When the computer starts first to the top, a window titled "run as" the question "which user account do you want to use to run this program?

  Original title: which user account you want to use to run this program?

  I use a computer that is running Windows XP SP3. Recently, when the computer starts first to the top, a window will appear titled ' run as ' the question "which user account do you want to use to run this program?" with two radio buttons. The default selection is "Current user" and there is a checkbox to "protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity. The other button is for "the next user. I have to click 'OK' before you can run any programs.

  There is only one user on the computer. Why has this window began to appear and can I get rid of him?

  Hello

  That you recently installed which triggers this popup message initially upwards?

  You can try to perform a clean boot and check if it helps.

  A clean boot to check if startup item or services to third-party application is causing this issue.

  You can read the following article to put the computer in a clean boot:

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  Note: Make sure that you put the computer to a Normal startup once you have completed troubleshooting.

• start to > all the programs menu is missing from installed programs. admin user account disappeared.

  From the start > all the Programs window miss me all the Microsoft Office programs that are installed on my computer.  Some other installed programs are missing in this menu.  In which case I have shortcuts on my desktop, programs are always accessible and functional.  Also my administrator account is missing, although my account has administrator privileges.  When this happened there was a wink to my office and some icons have disappeared while that others moved around.  I have loaded the disc of MS Office and ran repair without result.

  Hello swuser, welcome.

  What it sounds like, is that Windows creates a new user with admin access account and then migrate parts of your data on. This is probably due to corruption on the part of your "old" user account

  My suggestion, rather that to re - install all your programs, would be to simply make a copy of your desktop shortcuts and drag them into the START > all programs >... destinations.

  If you need find the shortcuts for some programs, we can tell you where programs actually exist in Windows. Let us know exactly what it is you are missing and we can see if we can help you.

  Regarding Microsoft Office, you can find the actual programs by visiting here:

  1. click on START
  2. click on 'my computer '.
  3. double-click on "disk Local (c)"
  4. double click on "Program Files".
  5 double click on "Microsoft Office".
  6 double-click on "Office12".
  7. find "WinWord12.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  8. find "Excel.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  9 find "PowerPnt.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  10. find "Outlook.exe", right click and go to send to > desktop (create shortcut)
  11 go ahead and find the rest of the Office applications in this folder. Follow the same instructions as above. Most of the Office applications have some identifiable names (such as Microsoft Access = Access.exe)

  Let us know if this helps,

  Thank you! Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to create a power user account in XP? Don't want to download/install programs when logged on as administrator.

  The only options I see in user accounts are "Admin" or "limited." My limited account I cannot download and install programs.

  Hello

  Groups of users of power were available in XP Pro, but not recommended.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/windows_security_default_settings.mspx?mfr=true

  A member of the power users group may be able to gain administrator rights and permissions in Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 or Windows XP:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/825069

  Hope this information is useful.

• User account does not show "all programs" in the Start Menu in XP

  When I press the Start button on my user account on my computer, the button that shows "all programs" is not there so I can't access any of the programs on my computer. What should I do to let me have access to all the programs here?

  http://xperiencexp.blogspot.com/2005/10/all-programs-menu-missing.html

  Try this link to see if it helps.

• How can I block access to some programs for user accounts?

  I try to block the user sub-accounts to use anything but a handful of programs under professional XP for my boss and have no idea how to go about on this subject in XP.  Any help would be great.

  For each file that you want to block, go to the 'Security' tab and deny execute access for user accounts appropriate .exe files.

  "How to set, view, change, or remove special permissions for files and folders in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308419 >

  HTH,
  JW

• How can I get User Account Control to STOP blocking a particular program?

  UAC continues to ask me if I trust Java (jucheck.exe) update program even if I always click "allow." It's really annoying.

  Log in as an administrator and change the update tool itself do not ask to update.

  or

  User Account Control (UAC) notifies you before changes are made to your computer that requires an administrator-level permission. The default UAC notifies you when programs try to make changes to your computer, but you can change how often UAC notifies you.

  do a little reading.

  My answer is still standing and so, what happens if I am boring.

  I gave the right answer and I googled ' ed the question and found all sorts of responses just like mine.

  Noting that I programmed a Tandy 1000 in high school, using programming base of door in Turbo C Windows form. This has nothing to do with you doing a little reading on a fundamental approach to programming.

  If above the falls, read the manual.

  http://www.TechRepublic.com/blog/window-on-Windows/selectively-disable-UAC-for-your-trusted-Vista-applications/635

• Why do some executable programs require Windows Vista user account control to start, while others do not?

  For example, Iobit Advanced System Care 6 requires user account control to start, while none of the programs Microsoft Office requires user account control to start, but they are all executables (*.exe).  Why?

  EXE files may have a small text file embedded in them that controls this behavior (and other). A file called programname.manifest in the same folder can do it too, but one stand-alone exe substitute manifests (vista and later).

  Here is one that requires the Admin run and also uses 6 worm of the common controls.

  
  
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  version = "1.0.0.0".
  "" processorArchitecture = "*".
  name = "DFT".
  Type = "win32".
  />
  Unicode text editor
  
     
          <>
  Type = "win32".
  name = "Microsoft.Windows.Common - controls.
  version = "6.0.0.0.
  "" processorArchitecture = "*".
  publicKeyToken = "6595b64144ccf1df."
  "" Language = "*".
  />
     
  
  
     
         
              <>
  Level = "requireAdministrator".
  uiAccess = "false".
  />
         
     
  
  

• Can I install programs when logged in a limited user account?

  Windows Vista Home Premium, 32-bit

  Vista SP2

  I connect through a limited user account. But if I need to install a program. I seem to be able to do by typing the admin password when prompted

  If I install something, so lets say java and I make it from the account of limited user, but with the password admin, what negative results, if any, may come from it?

  What to remove programs, is it ok to leave the limited with the password for the admin user account >?

  Windows Vista Home Premium, 32-bit

  Vista SP2

  I connect through a limited user account. But if I need to install a program. I seem to be able to do by typing the admin password when prompted

  If I install something, so lets say java and I make it from the account of limited user, but with the password admin, what negative results, if any, may come from it?

  What to remove programs, is it ok to leave the limited with the password for the admin user account >?

  As long as you are in possession of the admin password, you can install, Uninstall, change settings etc, in a standard user account (limited user account).
  There is no (negative) disadvantage of doing.

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Combining programs, files, folders, etc from two user accounts has a handset (i.e. administrative)

  Hello

  When I transferred files and folders, etc from my old computer to my new one, it divided them in two user accounts, which is the administrator (apparently I got the documents under two users on my old computer but didn't). The problem is now I have to go back between the two accounts to show different things. I would like to know if there is a way to combine everything that the two user accounts into one, preferably the administrator account. Does anyone know of a way to do this?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  1 from your ADMIN account making another account with the same password - give him ADMIN -.
  It's your safety valve and test and difficulty. Always keep a handy unused Admin account.

  Now, from your ADMIN account, you can access the user folders in the other USER account.
  Use start - computer or Windows Explorer to access your USER account - then copy the
  the data of its foldes in the same folders on your ADMIN account work (only data - not)
  programs). Do not copy on the data files of your ADMIN account USER account
  something similar as Document there are files with the same names, yet who have different
  content - if existing ones rename the files in the files of the USER before completing the copy.

  C:\USERS\YourUserAccount\Documents\ copy

  C:\USERS\YourAdminAccount\Documents\

  Be careful to not to overwrite files with the same name (copy will warn you).

  Repeat with the other data files.

  The process is similar to migrating from a damaged account - just pretend for the USER account
  is corrupted and migrate towards your work account ADMIN as here:

  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-AU/help/769495bf-035C-4764-A538-c9b05c22001e1033.mspx
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