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Carole Ann

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Since: Sep 10, 2007
Posts: 3



(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2007 4:24 am
Post subject: Administrator Account
Archived from groups: microsoft>public>windows>vista>administration_accounts_passwords (more info?)

Hi, I am a complete novice to using vista, computer administration and
setting up accounts. I purchased my laptop earlier in the year and vaguely
remember something about administrator when I turned it on. When I look at
accounts I see there is one called admin and one called Carole. However,
when I try and do things in either of these accounts it says I don't have
permissions. Have I completely messed up the system or can I redeem the
situation? If anyone can help can you make the answer as basic as possible
so that I can follow it and implement what you tell me to do. Any help will
be gratefully received.
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Carole Ann
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compTMan

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Since: Sep 10, 2007
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 10:28 am
Post subject: RE: Administrator Account [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Carole, what is it you are trying to do when you receive the message that you
need permission? If you are installing a program you will need to have
administrator level privileges. If you are logged in the "Carole" acct. and
attempt to access a file that is in the Admin. documents area, you will also
get a permission required statement.

Give us a few more details on what you are doing and what happens when you
are doing it.



"Carole Ann" wrote:

> Hi, I am a complete novice to using vista, computer administration and
> setting up accounts. I purchased my laptop earlier in the year and vaguely
> remember something about administrator when I turned it on. When I look at
> accounts I see there is one called admin and one called Carole. However,
> when I try and do things in either of these accounts it says I don't have
> permissions. Have I completely messed up the system or can I redeem the
> situation? If anyone can help can you make the answer as basic as possible
> so that I can follow it and implement what you tell me to do. Any help will
> be gratefully received.
> --
> Carole Ann
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Carole Ann

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Since: Sep 10, 2007
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 7:14 pm
Post subject: RE: Administrator Account [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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I don't have to log on as anyone. On my old 2000 I had to enter my username
and password, but now it goes straight to desktop and no name or assword is
asked for. There are some things that I want to chaznge or delete and this
is when it says I don't have rights. Sorry to be so vague.
--
Carole Ann


"compTMan" wrote:

> Carole, what is it you are trying to do when you receive the message that you
> need permission? If you are installing a program you will need to have
> administrator level privileges. If you are logged in the "Carole" acct. and
> attempt to access a file that is in the Admin. documents area, you will also
> get a permission required statement.
>
> Give us a few more details on what you are doing and what happens when you
> are doing it.
>
>
>
> "Carole Ann" wrote:
>
> > Hi, I am a complete novice to using vista, computer administration and
> > setting up accounts. I purchased my laptop earlier in the year and vaguely
> > remember something about administrator when I turned it on. When I look at
> > accounts I see there is one called admin and one called Carole. However,
> > when I try and do things in either of these accounts it says I don't have
> > permissions. Have I completely messed up the system or can I redeem the
> > situation? If anyone can help can you make the answer as basic as possible
> > so that I can follow it and implement what you tell me to do. Any help will
> > be gratefully received.
> > --
> > Carole Ann
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