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Guest
PLEASE READ SUBJECT ON SAFE MODE BELOW THANKS
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DL
I think you omitted something.
PS dont post in caps
PS dont post in caps
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Guest
Sorry didnt even notice they were on , well the post was this
hello , my brother messed my pc up and changed the only adminsitrator to a
limited account , i posted b4 and got old to log into safe mode , have done
so an stilll having no joy ,would like to do a system restore but can as have
no permission because there is no administrator , need help and lots of it ,
please help thanks
hello , my brother messed my pc up and changed the only adminsitrator to a
limited account , i posted b4 and got old to log into safe mode , have done
so an stilll having no joy ,would like to do a system restore but can as have
no permission because there is no administrator , need help and lots of it ,
please help thanks
R
Ron Sommer
When you are in Safe Mode, you should be using an administrator account.
Did you try restore from Safe Mode?
Did you try restore from Safe Mode?
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Malke
Stop posting this all over the place. Keep posts about one subject inBENNY said:Sorry didnt even notice they were on , well the post was this
hello , my brother messed my pc up and changed the only adminsitrator
to a limited account , i posted b4 and got old to log into safe mode ,
have done so an stilll having no joy ,would like to do a system
restore but can as have no permission because there is no
administrator , need help and lots of it , please help thanks
*one* thread. You've already gotten answers. If you can't find your
previous posts, use Google Groups Advanced Search and look for your
name.
If you can't follow the directions you've been given, take the machine
to a professional computer repair shop where it will take less than 5
minutes for them to fix your account problems.
Malke
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Guest
I think if you got some flavour of Unix or Linux with NTFS support and
unmounted the drive, then mounted it again as writeable, you could be able to
get admin.
Backup (copy to different filename) Logon.scr
then copy cmd.exe over logon.scr (after backup)
then exit linux and restart PC. Boot into windows and wait at the welcome
screen. Do not log on.
Eventually you will see the Command Prompt. Type "control userpasswords" or
"control userpasswords2" to change administrator capabilities.
===READ BELOW===
*Be aware thet this is risky, as some linux flavours do not have good
support for NTFS and may corrupt some files.
:
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unmounted the drive, then mounted it again as writeable, you could be able to
get admin.
Backup (copy to different filename) Logon.scr
then copy cmd.exe over logon.scr (after backup)
then exit linux and restart PC. Boot into windows and wait at the welcome
screen. Do not log on.
Eventually you will see the Command Prompt. Type "control userpasswords" or
"control userpasswords2" to change administrator capabilities.
===READ BELOW===
*Be aware thet this is risky, as some linux flavours do not have good
support for NTFS and may corrupt some files.
:
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