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| Vista does not recognise administrator rights
I am with Vista home basic on my new machine..the thing is that it not allowing me create an account naming "administrator"since it already exist while am configuring the initial setup,also can't find other way to log on. it perfectly sound like a built in administrator account in itself.but bizarrely Created another account as a user with full administrator rights in permissions. but now when am installing a software it not allowing me since administrator rights need. what is this? I have no clue....... can any one let me know how to resolve the issue any helps should be appreciated.. thank you.... |
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| Re: Vista does not recognise administrator rights
Restart your machine in safe mode by pressing F8 while boot up menu appers and now If you are permitted with the option to log in to the account named "Administrator", do so. this can fix Administrator account to your normal administrator account by using the user accounts control panel enjoy.... |
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| Re: Vista does not recognise administrator rights
I know one method get enableadmin.exe file from internet Click on the start orb. Write down your username Place your Windows Installation DVD into your DVD drive and reboot opt for repair your computer and now Select your Windows installation from the list. Make sure you notate what drive letter it is installed on. if your Os on c type C: Type the following preciously * cd users * cd user name * cd desktop * enableadmin on getting the restart message do it..and enjoy |
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| Re: Vista does not recognise administrator rights
All rights guys i have but note this is done with registry so be wary while doing this else you will get dumped.... this is done with enableadmin.exe application so if you don't have with you install it start orb. provided by your user name ,insert your back cd and reboot the machine select repair your computer and your Windows installation from the list,notate what drive letter it is installed on while doing this get command prompt and launch regedit by typing same locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE select the File menu at the top, and then click Load Hive Click the option on the left to go to "computer" Double-click on the drive that Windows is installed on and locate system 32/config/SAM Type "Target SAM" into the box and click OK Expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder /Target SAM/Domains/Accounts/ Users hit folder named 000001F4 Double-click "F" from right locate the spot in the left column that says "11". hit the immediate right of the 11, so that the flashing insertion line is to the immediate right of 11 Press backspace to make the 11 disappear and type the number 10, save and exit regedit and command prompt restart your machine When your computer turns on, log in with the account named 'Administrator'.this emergency Administrator account allows you to fix your normal administrator account by using the user accounts control panel. enjoy....do care fully |
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