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Bill Davis #1
Administrator Account -- (Why Limited Function)
Hi,
I have a single account which I have assigned as a system
administrator. However, when I invoke those priviliges --
at least when I am aware of it, -- the system replies
that you must be logged on as a system administrator. I
am certain that I am already logged on as a systems
adminstrator.
Anyone know what's wrong or what I am not doing. Thanks,
in advance, for the help.
Bill Davis
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Andrej Budja [MVP] #2
Re: Administrator Account -- (Why Limited Function)
Are you sure you are administrator?
Are you logging on with Administrator or some user name?
Is this account member of the Administrators group? You can check this
by running Computer Management, opening Local Users and groups, then
Groups and double clicking the Administrators. Your account must be
listed here...
Andrej
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 22:26:34 -0700, "Bill Davis"
<wldavis.jr@verizon.net> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a single account which I have assigned as a system
>administrator. However, when I invoke those priviliges --
> at least when I am aware of it, -- the system replies
>that you must be logged on as a system administrator. I
>am certain that I am already logged on as a systems
>adminstrator.
>
>Anyone know what's wrong or what I am not doing. Thanks,
>in advance, for the help.
>
>Bill DavisAndrej Budja [MVP] Guest



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