The user seems to be disabled in safe mode.
I type the correct syntax and it displays a message saying "Your
account
has
been disabled. Please see your local administrator".
I really think that everything this is suggested is bound by the fact
that
i
have no available users with Administration privilages.
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Hello James,
What do you mean the user isn't available in Safe Mode?
Are you entering the correct syntax to logon on with the administrator
account?
Are you typing in the administrator name?
Are logged into a domain?
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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these
<aren't available and in safemode, the user isn't available for some
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<""Darrell Gorter[MSFT]"" wrote:
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<> Hello James,
<> Try logging on as Administrator while in Safe Mode. Default
password
is
<> blank.
<> The administrator account is disabled by default howver if no other
local
<> accounts are added to the Local Administrator's group, you are
allowed
to
<> log on with the "administrator" account while in safe mode if you
are
in
a
<> workgroup. If other local accounts are in the administartor's
group,
then
<> the local "administrator" acocunt remains disabled in Safe Mode
unless
you
<> specifically have enabled it.
<> Thanks,
<> Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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<> <Nope. It seems I have no protected admin. I have only one user. I
created
<> it
<> <a few upgrades ago (In Beta 2).
<> <
<> <Also, I cant even get past C:\Users\James Allison in CMD. Haha!
Great...
<> <
<> <Anybody else?
<> <
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<> <Mobile Intel 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset Family
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<> <
<> <"Josh" wrote:
<> <
<> <> The account you made during setup should be a Protected admin if
you
use
<> <> that account and then elevate a command prompt by doing a search
for
CMD
<> and
<> <> right clicking and running as an administrator you should be
able
to
get
<> in
<> <> that way.
<> <>
<> <> --
<> <> Josh
<> <>
http://windowsconnected.com
<> <>
<> <> Now with NNTP goodness!
<> <>
in
<> message
<> <> <> <> > Huge administration problem.
<> <> >
<> <> > I'm unable to put myself back as an administrator on my
user...
<> <> > My user is a basic user and does not have any privilages
really.
<> <> > I've tried to enable the built in administrator user but to no
avail
<> as my
<> <> > account does not have enough privilages
<> <> > I've tried safe mode to see if it appears but to no avail as
it
doesnt
<> <> > show
<> <> > up at all
<> <> >
<> <> > I dont see any way at all of getting around this. I am unable
to
<> <> > install/uninstall many programs and I'm even unable to delete
folders
<> on
<> <> > the
<> <> > hard disk.
<> <> >
<> <> > Anybody know any way of fixing this. I was thinking that there
may
be
<> <> > something hidden in regedit but I dont think it would let me
edit
it
<> <> > anyway
<> <> > as I may not have high enough privilages.
<> <> >
<> <> > Thanks to all who reply in any way in advance
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<> <> > 1.60Ghz
<> <> > 512MB RAM
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