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• Slow connection (10-15 seconds) for Windows 7 Home Premium administrator accounts, but not standard accounts

  I have a new computer with a new installation of Windows 7 Home Premium.
  This is a pretty fast PC with an i7 2600 and an SSD.

  When I log on to an administrator account, it takes about 10-15 seconds, however when I connect to a standard account, it takes less than a second.

  I can create a standard account, sign a bunch of times immediately, then give him admin privileges and it suddenly starts to take 10-15 seconds. He switch back to the standard, and login is immediate.

  Any ideas what may be the cause?

  Hello

  1. do you receive an error message while starting?

  2. did you make any changes before this problem?

  I would suggest trying the following steps and check if it helps.

  Step 1: Try to start in safe mode and check if you face same issue here as well.

  Solve the problem in safe mode:                                                                  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  Step 2: Try a clean boot and see if it helps.

  How to solve problems by performing a clean boot in Windows 7: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135 Note: once the diagnosis is made the steps in step 7, try to reset the computer as usual.

  Also try the procedure described in the article Microsoft provided to improve the performance of the computer: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Ways-to-improve-your-computers-performance

  I hope that helps!

• Unable to turn off the built-in in Windows 7 Home Premium Administrator account

  I can't disable the built-in Windows 7 Administrator account. I tried to do it via a command prompt with "net user administrator / active: No. ' but all this, after the reboot, is display an error message about the incorrect user name or password and presents the administrator account as an option to login anyway (with an option for"other users"). But if I try to connect to the administrator account a password for log-in, which I did not.
  If I activate the account (again in elevated command prompt), I can connect as administrator normally, without password.
  I can always connect to my own account without worrying, but I would like to know how to solve this problem in any case. Can I avoid the error by removing the password from my account, but I don't want to do that.

  I created a test account Admin attempt to connect to it gives this error:

  "The service user profile Service has no logon.

  User profile cannot be loaded. »

  Ah, the dreaded problem of profile Service. I've seen dozens of times in this forum, but I have no solution for it. If you do a search on Google you will find countless references to it. I invite you to solve this problem first, before you disable administrator accounts.

• Is it possible to add the Win7 Home Premium 'Administrator' user account so that it can be selected during normal connection? I want to be able to log-in as Administrator without going the route of the F8, as in XP.

  I need to be able to log in as 'Administrator' to the normal screen log-in, ranging from the road to F8 vice. I can find no option for this, not even NET USER to the CMD window. If it is possible, perhaps via a registry change, I sure would appreciate the info. Thank you

  OK, I will be more detailed:
  1. create an administrator account.
  2 log in under this account.
  3. click on start.
  4. type the three letters cmd in the search box.
  5. press on Ctrl + Shift + Enter
  6. click on "run as Administrator".
  7. type the following command:
  NET user administrator /active: ye

• How to deepen the full administrative rights for my Windows 7 Home Premium?

  I need to have full administration rights to install the software for my home work.  How can I change of partial administrative rights to complete administrative rights?

  Here are your options:

  • Right-click the Setup program, and then click "run as administrator.
  • Turn off UAC (not recommended).

• Windows Vista Home Premium - problem "task manager has been disabled by your administrator".

  Nice day

  I had problems with my task manager (I use the operating system "Windows Vista Home Premium"). Evertime I try to access the program, he returns with "task manager has been disabled by your administrator". I used different tools to remove malware and got rid of a lot of problems but still can not in Task Manager.

  I created a new user with administrator account and logged on it and had no problem until my 'Task Manager' program open, but when I went back to my origional administrator account the same problem occurred.

  Why can I get to "Task Manager" in my new account administrator and not the former?
  I still have malware in the old account or do I go into my registry and restore something?

  I am at a loss, and any help would be appreciated. I'm worried that I can always have some kind of malware that prevents me to access my task manager in my old account.

  Please give step by step instructions because I am not computer savvy computer even when it comes to fixing the problems of this kind.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  What antivirus/antispyware/security products are in use and which have ALREADY been on your machine
  even if you have uninstalled them?

  Never put any Parental controls?

  Start - type in the search box-> COMMAND - find top - CLICK RIGHT to it - RUN AS ADMIN

  Copy and paste in the command prompt - press enter

  Tracking Add HKCU/v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_DWORD

  OR

  Start - type in the search box-> Regedit - find top - make a RIGHT CLIC top - RUN AS ADMIN

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER-Software-Microsoft-Windows-CurrentVersion-Policies\ system

  Look in the right-hand panel and delete the value named DisableTaskMgr
  Right-click on it and delete

  Close Regedit
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• As an administrator, but he doesn't think that I'm? -Windows 7 Home Premium

  Hey guys,.

  I use Windows 7 Home Premium on an HP laptop.

  In response to a previous question, I tried to run a SFC (System File Checker) scan using the command prompt (sfc/scannow).  He told me:
  You must be an administrator running a console session in order to use the sfc utility.

  But I am the administrator.
  going to start / Control Panel / user accounts and parental controls / user accounts... I am clear as an administrator.

  But I'm not.  I think that's why my Shut Down buttons disappeared (it was the previous question, I mentioned).  I can no longer stop, restart or sleep.  My only option is to disconnect.
  It started about 2 weeks after 10 months of work very well.

  NOTE USEFUL? :
  I have 2 computers running on the same internet connection.  The other is a desktop under Windows XP Home Edition.  This office does not use of wireless to connect, but my laptop doesn't.
  I think THAT this can happen when I turned off wi - fi and had two computers connected with hardline via the router.

  Also note: I have Win7 Home, so I can't right-click on command prompt in the Start Menu (I can, but it does nothing) and have therefore no possibility to choose 'run as administrator '.

  I really want just my close down/restart back buttons on my laptop.  This is the question at first.
  Help, please?

  Thank you.

  Hello all, I found the problem.

  Respondus Lockdown browser

  Thanks for the comments. I guess that's the price we pay for Windows is an open system. Every Tom, Dick and Harry can write an application with little regard to how he might divert the normal operation of Windows. The advantage of an open system is, of course, the considerable variation in the applications we receive.

  You can report your problem to the authors of the browser software.

• activation of administrator on windows 7 Home premium

  I used the transfer utility to transfer my credentials from a business laptop windows to a new laptop with windows home premium on it. When I first came to windows hp I discovered that my account is a standard account instead of a directors - even through the said account administrator type account when I drilled down he has been upgraded and would allow me to change it.

  In looking at some of the other threads, I tried a number of things, and that's what I found at work underneath for me.

  Signed my account
  Went to the Directory Windows/system32 and cmd.exe found
  Highlighted file name and right click
  Choose run as administrator from the menu
  Double clicked on the file
  The open command window
  Typing in net user administrator / Active: Yes
  Closed the command window
  Restarted
  The administrator now appear on the Welcome screen

  I tried the windows and R - key that did not work
  When I tried to type lusrmgr.msc I got the message that this was not supported in the home premium

  My question is - is this because my transferred account was account an administrator to start? Or was this coincidence I managed it - the Administrators account when activated is not a password on this subject and I guess I should create one - but I'm not sure what will do after the fact for utility and other windows. Anyone?

  Thank you

  My question is - on the screen - just to confirm - the user is in the Administrators group? I thought when I opened this window it would have the active administrator not the user standard active - so my assumption is that regardless of the user is set to the default screen to 'other' choice?

  Thanks again!

  If you set the administrator user, it will become a user with the administrator authority
  and he or she will be placed in the Administrators group.

  The best way to spend it is by pressing Windows + R and type"control userpasswords2".
  1. select a user from the list and click Properties.
  2 select the group membership tab.
  3 select Standard user (or administrator) , and then clickapply and then click OK.
  4. click on OK.
  
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• can someone tell me how to disable the guest account. I do not have the password and the administrator. my pc is vista Home premium

  can someone tell me how to disable the guest account. I do not have the password and the administrator. my pc is vista Home premium

  Hello

  Enable or disable the guest account the
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/turn-the-guest-account-on-or-off

  I hope this helps.

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• Error 0 x 80090009: invalid flags specified, when I try to delete documents, photos, etc. by right click; Impossible to remove; Vista Home Premium

  I'm unable to delete documents, photos, etc. of my files by the usual method of mouse right click and selecting delete. The message "error 0 x 80090009: Invalid Flags specified" appears and click Try Again does not help. I emptied the Recycle Bin to make sure that it was not complete. I have Vista Home Premium.

  Thank you. I have gone through articles. They were somewhat useful.  It seems that the trash does not accept the delete, but I can work around it by removing permanently without going through the trash using the click, move, delete approach.

• Eliminate the prompt at startup to sign as an administrator or guest in Windows Vista Home Premium

  I write on behalf of a client. The customer wants to know how to remove the prompt at startup to sign as an administrator or guest in Windows Vista Home Premium. I hope to hear from you.

  I write on behalf of a client. The customer wants to know how to remove the prompt at startup to sign as an administrator or guest in Windows Vista Home Premium. I hope to hear from you.

  The computer does NOT prompt you to sign any particular account.
  He simply open a connection with all available accounts screen and the user must specify the logon account.

  The user has an option to configure the computer automatically log on to the user account without going through the login screen.
  BUT, to do that, the user must be administrator or in possession of an admin password.

  Here is the tutorial to do.
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/66966-logon-automatically.html

  Please note that this forum prohibit anyone who helps users to bypass the password protection, regardless of the reasons.

  Here is the link to said police Forum

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/keeping-passwords-secure-Microsoft-policy-on/a5839e41-b80e-48c9-9d46-414bc8a8d9d4

• How to recover the "administrator password" on laptop Vista Home Premium?

  Hello, someone knows how to recover the "Administrator password" window? I have a Vista Home Premium laptop. I will appreciate any suggestion. Thank you very much.

  Hello

  This is the information from microsoft on you assist on passwords

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/940765

  except that we cannot help you

  read this microsoft's policy NOT to provide assistance to crack passwords:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/keeping-passwords-secure-Microsoft-policy-on/a5839e41-b80e-48c9-9d46-414bc8a8d9d4

• I have problems keeping records and files of the administrator and the user separate in my laptop (HP Pavilion dv6700) under Windows Vista Home Premium.

  I have problems separating records and files of the administrator and the user. My computer is a laptop (HP Pavilion dv6700), used as a home computer only by myself, I like to keep the two distinct roles, but am unable to as Vista seems to be considered as one and the same. This scenario has arisen as follows:

  Initially, when I bought the laptop - approx. 18 months back - Windows Vista Home Premium was preinstalled, with the name 'Administrator' as an administrator. To customize the operating system and to use safely, I installed a user 'Renault', as a Standard account user.

  After awhile, I changed the name of the Director of "Renault", for reasons I have can not remember now. This caused Vista to combine folders and files of the two "users" in one, I found difficult to deal with, that I could not operate my laptop as just a Standard user, but is still considered the "administrator." On the one hand, this greatly increased spam in my email accounts. So I tried to reset the name of the administrator as 'Administrator' itself and keep my user name as "Renault", as originally the case.  But Vista me has failed to create a new user under the name "Administrator". So I created a new user under the name "System administrator", with administrative privileges. This has been accepted by Vista.

  But I forgot to change the user account for 'Renault', on the Standard account, so there was BOTH administrator accounts at the same time on my laptop! I realized that now only. The net result was that all the files that I created under the system administrator user were still being displayed under the user account of Renault. A few days back, I realized this and tried to separate the files correctly, but it has not been possible. No matter what I copied the account of the user in the files under the system administrator account, the files have been copied on account of the user himself.

  I tried to fix this by changing the name of the user account in something very different, AND as a Standard user. but this also does not work, as all folders and files under the administrator account system shows it as being under the user account of "Renault" only!

  Then, I deleted the user 'Renault' from the list of the user, but he was not yet of any help. Whenever I tried to create a new file under the system administrator, Vista responds with the message, "C:\user\Rajaram folder is not present. Will I create a new? ", which defeat the same purpose of my tent to isolate the administrator account and the user account.
  
  SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE WITH A SOLUTION, - OTHER THAN REFORMATTING MY C:\ DISK AND REINSTALL VISTA AGAIN - TO GET OUT OF THIS MESS, IT SEEMS TO ME YOU HAVE CREATED AND HELP ME TO HAVE AN ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT AND OTHER UNIQUE STANDARD USER ACCOUNTS PROPERLY ISOLATED.

  I would be always grateful for a quick and helpful response.
  Thanks in advance.

  -RAJARAM77
   
  Thanks for your reply. It was very helpful / sorry your proposed solution has not solved my problem. Kind regards. -Rajaram77

  Better to delete the user account except the one that was built in the administrator account that you renamed. Before this backup all your data files of these user accounts.
  Then rename the buil into account administrator as 'administrator '. Then you create another administrator account and use it and never the user built in Administrator account and leave it alone.

• Cannot remove folder AppData in the closed user - administrator account is not enough - owner is "HomeUsers' - OS Win7 Home Premium

  Because it is not possible in Home Premium Win7 for access to the control administrator privileges, I can't understand how to erase all files from the folder of the deleted user.  The user, Jake, had somehow "HomeUsers" as long as the owner of the folder for some reason any.  I checked in another location and Jake folder has been shared with the residential group which is listed as the owner?

  Can I download a utility that will allow me to have the equivalent of control of folders and groups in professional Win7 and Optimum of operation systems.  All I want to do is remove AppData folder hidden from Jake and all of its subfolders.  I tried to change the owner of HomeUsers to the administrator which I already activated.  But the administrator does not sufficient privileges to delete the folder and subfolders, one at a time or all at once. Or from the bottom up (first of all the latest files and folders).

  From what I see in Google ads there are a lot of hit us this security risk... The folder has been shared and accessible for a reason even if we used Page sharing to enable sharing and direct access to the records is used to disable sharing. That's why I pulled off the system Jake account.  We need assistance.  It's not a glitch in nice.  Something had access to our system and that access to create a more powerful than the administrator user.

  Try to delete the file when logged in as an administrator in Mode safe account. If failure repeated, follow these steps:

  1. Use F8 during startup to start the machine in Repair Mode.
  2. Open a command prompt.
  3. Type this command:
     RD /s /q C:\Users\Jake

  Deleting a folder of this profile is permanent. You will not be able to restore it from the Recycle Bin.

• Usefulness of the right temperature for Vista Home Premium

  I'm checking the temperature on my Vista Home Premium, so I need some suggestions... And what do I really get a temp on the subject and what should be a good temp reading?

  Hello

  That's all good temperatures for inactivity. Unless you speculate overheating, you have nothing to worry about regarding your temperatures.

  Kind regards

  Patrick