1. Log in as Artem (an account with administrative privileges)
2. Open the properties of c:\Documents and Settings\Administrator folder
3. Click on the Security tab; if you get a warning about viewing security
settings, acknowledge it and continue
4. Click on the Advanced button on the bottom right
5. Click on the Owner tab
6. You should be able to change the owner to the Artem account. Make sure
you also select the box to replace owner on subcontainers and objects. Click
OK
7. You should now be able to add your Artem account to the ACL (Access
Control List) of that folder and give yourself full control. You may have to
click OK and then reopen the properties again in order to do that.
Link:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308421
From a security standpoint, you should not run as an administrator all the
time. If you accidentally launch any type of malicious software (virus,
trojan, etc.), it will have the same permissions you have (i.e., full control
to everything) and will be able to do anything it wants. It would be safer to
create a limited use account of your own for your everyday use, and use the
administrator account only when necessary.
Hope this helps.
Steve
