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| Unable to save "hosts" file - No rights in Windows Directory I am an admin user on a new Vista Ult. install. When I tried to edit the Hosts file I found that I only have read rights to the Windows and program files directories! I am the only user on the PC and am a member of the Administrators group. I have tried logging in as the administrator and that user is fine. I have removed myself from the admin group and put it back. Still no go. From what I have read I am not 100% admin but about 80%. How do I increase this to 100%? Why do I have no "Write" rights in Windows? BTW: I am very comfortable with the workings of Windows and am not prepared to login as admin everytime I need to change something in one of these directories. -- GeoKen Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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