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onuemano · Dec 23, 2009

Okay, here its how it all started.
i wanted to uninstall a program, but it didnt let me because it said that i didnt have the administrator rights.
so i googled how can i have the rights and i got a page telling me to use 'control userspasswords2' and make myself the main one.
so the computer restarted and then i tried to delete the program and now it says 'Windows needs your permision to continue ' and asks me for an administrator password that i dontt have. i am the main user of this computer and i guess i was the standard user. now when i try to run certain programs, the permission is denied. how can i get the permission from windows back. please help me enable the permission. keep in mind that i am not allowed to click on the " continue" when that window appears.! i cant even download programs!

Brink · Dec 23, 2009

Hello Onuemano, and welcome to Vista Forums.

You will need to be logged on to a administrator account instead of a standard account to be able to grant UAC permission. This is the default account that you setup during the installation of Vista.

Hope this helps for now,
Shawn

onuemano · Dec 23, 2009

Hello Shawn,
the problem is that i cant even switch account types. it asks me for permission to do that. i want help in how i can activate the permission so i could switch to administrator.
heres a picture in where u can see where i have the problems.
Thanks

Brink · Dec 23, 2009

Onuemano,

You would have to log off (in Start Menu) of your standard account, then log on to a administrator account. It will not let you do any of this while you are logged in a standard account. If you are not the administrator, then you will need to ask them to do this for you instead.

jlab89 · Dec 23, 2009

If you are the only user of this computer you should be an admin. Otherwise, I think theres a way to log into an admin account if you reboot into safe mode

onuemano · Dec 23, 2009

Thank you for the help.
i figured it out, and its working as if it was new, thanks soo much!
if u ever happen to stumble with a problem like this, you can always ask me, and ill be glad to help.

Brink · Dec 23, 2009

Onuemano,

I'm happy to hear that you got it sorted out. What turned out to be the problem?

jlab89 · Dec 23, 2009

onuemano said:
Thank you for the help.
i figured it out, and its working as if it was new, thanks soo much!
if u ever happen to stumble with a problem like this, you can always ask me, and ill be glad to help.

I too am curious, how did you fix the problem?

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