Administrative Rights....
27-Sep-2006, 01:53 PM
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Administrative Rights....
Ok, I was told to give myself administrative rights on this pc....
I was told control panel to admin tools to something....cant figure it out....anyone know ?
PS: IT is out for the week....
I was told control panel to admin tools to something....cant figure it out....anyone know ?
PS: IT is out for the week....
27-Sep-2006, 01:54 PM
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Re: Administrative Rights....
Originally posted by Gallagher
Ok, I was told to give myself administrative rights on this pc....
I was told control panel to admin tools to something....cant figure it out....anyone know ?
PS: IT is out for the week....
Ok, I was told to give myself administrative rights on this pc....
I was told control panel to admin tools to something....cant figure it out....anyone know ?
PS: IT is out for the week....
so unless u have thier info to change your status to ADMIN then ur prolly outta luck .. again this is dependin on how leaniant ur network is .....
stop tryin to install ish man .. get to work !
27-Sep-2006, 02:06 PM
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I have admin rights on my old computer but not on this computer. Same log-in and everything. Trying to understand this, but having a hard time....haha
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anymore help ?
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anymore help ?
27-Sep-2006, 02:24 PM
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Originally posted by Gallagher
I have admin rights on my old computer but not on this computer. Same log-in and everything. Trying to understand this, but having a hard time....haha
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
anymore help ?
I have admin rights on my old computer but not on this computer. Same log-in and everything. Trying to understand this, but having a hard time....haha
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
anymore help ?
so either wait .. or call up IT for thier admin l/p
im sure the stupid programme can wait .. u dont need to install MSN now budday !
27-Sep-2006, 02:39 PM
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Well Steve there are two differen't admin right they could be talking about... Network\Domain Admin rights or local computer rights. I am going to assume you need admin rights for the local computer. So I guess you probably switched machines or something.
If your company has a domain name when you login under where it says "domain" then you'll need your IT guy to do that. If you just login to windows under the local machine and no domain then yes its possible to give yourself admin privledges.
If your company has a domain name when you login under where it says "domain" then you'll need your IT guy to do that. If you just login to windows under the local machine and no domain then yes its possible to give yourself admin privledges.
27-Sep-2006, 02:39 PM
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Originally posted by Xscorpio
well seems like your new computer yet to get GP update from the main server. untill then you wont have admin access, unless come power user with force update your user name to admin group.
well seems like your new computer yet to get GP update from the main server. untill then you wont have admin access, unless come power user with force update your user name to admin group.
27-Sep-2006, 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by Moe_Mentum
Well Steve there are two differen't admin right they could be talking about... Network\Domain Admin rights or local computer rights. I am going to assume you need admin rights for the local computer. So I guess you probably switched machines or something.
If your company has a domain name when you login under where it says "domain" then you'll need your IT guy to do that. If you just login to windows under the local machine and no domain then yes its possible to give yourself admin privledges.
Well Steve there are two differen't admin right they could be talking about... Network\Domain Admin rights or local computer rights. I am going to assume you need admin rights for the local computer. So I guess you probably switched machines or something.
If your company has a domain name when you login under where it says "domain" then you'll need your IT guy to do that. If you just login to windows under the local machine and no domain then yes its possible to give yourself admin privledges.
27-Sep-2006, 02:43 PM
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Originally posted by Moe_Mentum
Well Steve there are two differen't admin right they could be talking about... Network\Domain Admin rights or local computer rights. I am going to assume you need admin rights for the local computer. So I guess you probably switched machines or something.
If your company has a domain name when you login under where it says "domain" then you'll need your IT guy to do that. If you just login to windows under the local machine and no domain then yes its possible to give yourself admin privledges.
Well Steve there are two differen't admin right they could be talking about... Network\Domain Admin rights or local computer rights. I am going to assume you need admin rights for the local computer. So I guess you probably switched machines or something.
If your company has a domain name when you login under where it says "domain" then you'll need your IT guy to do that. If you just login to windows under the local machine and no domain then yes its possible to give yourself admin privledges.
This is understandable. This computer sucks. I cannot do anything on it. I cant get windows updates or anything. Even the monitor on this computer sucks. I had a 19" LCD before, now I got a ****ty old school monitor.
I WANT MY SONY MONITOR BACK !
10-Oct-2006, 04:22 PM
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only an account that has local admin can give local admin to another account
try logging in locally as 'admin' or 'administrator' with the following passwords
-administrator
-[blank] (as in no password)
-password
-admin
i have seen a lot of stupid setups. so change the domain from your network to whatever the computer name is. you might be able to login as local admin and add your network account as a local admin.
you will need admin rights to the domain if you try and browse for the user, if you type it, you should be fine.
good luck.
try logging in locally as 'admin' or 'administrator' with the following passwords
-administrator
-[blank] (as in no password)
-password
-admin
i have seen a lot of stupid setups. so change the domain from your network to whatever the computer name is. you might be able to login as local admin and add your network account as a local admin.
you will need admin rights to the domain if you try and browse for the user, if you type it, you should be fine.
good luck.
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