Vista permissions
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From: Cardiff ex GLA
Hi rogerg
Start -> control panel -> security centre then turn off user account control
Edited to add be sure that you know what you're doing as switching the UAC off leaves you vulnerable to nasties if you are running as an administrator
Start -> control panel -> security centre then turn off user account control
Edited to add be sure that you know what you're doing as switching the UAC off leaves you vulnerable to nasties if you are running as an administrator
Last edited by whiz; 15th March 2008 at 10:08.
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From: Cardiff ex GLA
Hi rogerg
Running as an owner/administrator is fraught with danger as software can be doing things in the background without your knowledge. Best plan for everyday use is to log in as a user with no admin privilleges.
Running as an owner/administrator is fraught with danger as software can be doing things in the background without your knowledge. Best plan for everyday use is to log in as a user with no admin privilleges.
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From: Cardiff ex GLA
Morning Rogerg
Its the type of account that you need to check, both admin and user accounts can be password protected. This link should help http://http://www.vista4beginners.co...-User-Accounts
Its the type of account that you need to check, both admin and user accounts can be password protected. This link should help http://http://www.vista4beginners.co...-User-Accounts




