Administrator giving me grief

[Alison]

Is there any possible way I can delete the need to use
workgroups etc on my computer. I don't share it with
anyone yet I'm always trying to access areas and getting
rejected

 

[Dave Patrick]

You'll need to find another way to explain your problem.

 

[Ray at]

No, in 2000, your computer is either in a domain or a workgroup. The
workgroup thing is totally irrelevant though if your machine is not on a
network.

Why don't you just give yourself administrative rights if you want
administrative rights? It's your computer.

Ray at home

 

[Alison]

I've found out there is no way to delete the workgroup
from my system. So I need to know how to make all areas
accessible to the administrator, and delete all other
users.

-----Original Message-----
You'll need to find another way to explain your problem.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

Is there any possible way I can delete the need to use
workgroups etc on my computer. I don't share it with
anyone yet I'm always trying to access areas and getting
rejected

.

 

[Dave Patrick]

By default the local administrator has "Full Control" of the machine.

Control Panel|System|User Profiles|"user"|Delete