atDFN said:
I've been logging in as administrator on my Win2K computer. I'd like
to copy the administrator profile to a user profile for myself so I
can stop logging in as administrator. Can someone tell me how to do
that? I'd like to have the desktop display exactly as I have it now as
administrator.
Thanks.
ben
That won't help you any, copying a shortcut with profile won't magicly
enable applications that have user specific registry settings or require
administrative priviledges to operate. Say you are logged in as user "Joe",
which has power users privileges. Nothing stops you from using the "run as"
command to execute a given application or command with administratice
privileges or to use a command interpreter with administritive privileges.
example:
Start > Run > runas /user:machine_name\administrator cmd
The motivation behind your question must be commended, however. Its not a
good idea to run your OS with an admin login interactive. Note that the
command interpreter is your friend here, and note that any shortcut,
including control panel items present a new entry in context menu when SHIFT
+ right-clicked.