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Henry
I have three computers now running WinXP SP3. A Dell, an HP and a Compaq.
Until two days ago they were all running SP2 and I was advised to do a clean
boot before installing SP3. I was given the following URL -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310353 to learn how to do a clean boot.
Notice it's a Microsoft site which has one using msconfig.
Before I go on, what follows happened on all three computers. When I went to
control panel/users, each computer said:
_________________________________
| |
| Henry administrator |
|_______________________________|
When I followed the instructions in the above article on doing a clean boot,
I could do everything until I clicked APPLY or OK. Then I got a message that
said I couldn't do this operation because I must have administrative rights.
Does anyone know why this is happening and if I'm listed as administrator why
this procedure won't recognize me as such?
Henry
Until two days ago they were all running SP2 and I was advised to do a clean
boot before installing SP3. I was given the following URL -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310353 to learn how to do a clean boot.
Notice it's a Microsoft site which has one using msconfig.
Before I go on, what follows happened on all three computers. When I went to
control panel/users, each computer said:
_________________________________
| |
| Henry administrator |
|_______________________________|
When I followed the instructions in the above article on doing a clean boot,
I could do everything until I clicked APPLY or OK. Then I got a message that
said I couldn't do this operation because I must have administrative rights.
Does anyone know why this is happening and if I'm listed as administrator why
this procedure won't recognize me as such?
Henry