Administrator has no priviledges
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From: Daave on 13 Jun 2010 22:06 YW. Hope it's all gone. Ron Patterson wrote: > Thanks to all the help. I ran a Windows malware scan and found the > same Trojan in 4 locations. From a bit of research, it did not sound > like this could be causing the problem, but after cleaning the > infection, things "SEEM" to be working okay. > > Again, > Thanks to both respondents, > Ron Patterson > > > > > > "Daave" <daave(a)example.com> wrote in message > news:uWR$yErCLHA.4388(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> >> Ron Patterson wrote: >>> When I log on as administrator I apparently do not have >>> administrator priviledges >>> I downloaded a Quicken Update today with no problem but when I tried >>> to install it as user and was told I needed administrator >>> priviledges - when I logged off and on as administrator and tried to >>> install it I got the same message - that I needed administrator >>> priviledges. >>> I tried to reinstall an original version of Quicken from a saved >>> installation file and received a similar message. That I did not >>> have priviledges. >>> >>> Same thing - logged on as Administrator I tried to install Acronis >>> True Image from a save installation file and received a message >>> saying I needed administrator priviledges to install it. >>> >>> What can I do so that the computer recognizes me as the >>> administrator with full priviledges? >> >> It seems like you've had this issue for a while (if memory serves). >> >> What is the malware status of your PC? |