I would appreciate knowing how to determine that
I am using my computer as an Adminitrator.
Many thanks for help.
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There is a couple of ways to do it.

1) Got to Start Menu, Run cmd, type net localgroup administrators

2) Go to Start Menu, Run type lusrmgr.msc, click on Groups on the left side,
double click on Administators

Thanks

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> Many thanks for help.
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Go to Start/Control Panel and find the control panel for User Accounts.
This will list all the accounts on the computer and will tell you whether
each is a limited or administrator account, and whether or not each account
is password protected.

Patty

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On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 15:15:04 -0800, "nedjm" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I would appreciate knowing how to determine that
> I am using my computer as an Adminitrator.
> Many thanks for help.
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Right click Start button, if you see 'Open All Users' and
'Explore All Users' on the pop menu then you have Administrator
rights.
These do not appear on lesser accounts.

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
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