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January 21st 09, 05:39 PM
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Setting up to do automatic cleanup
I've tried to get to computer to do automatic cleanup. Having problems with
accepting my command. I have used default system as administrator and I have tried to put in my own password but to no avail. I'm not deeply technical just know enough to get into trouble. 
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January 21st 09, 05:48 PM
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Setting up to do automatic cleanup
What exactly is "automatic cleanup"?
Windows XP's built-in Administrator account is a system account, not a user account, and you should not treat it as a user account. The system Administrator account is a way to access the computer when a user account becomes corrupted. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Chris wrote: I've tried to get to computer to do automatic cleanup. Having problems with accepting my command. I have used default system as administrator and I have tried to put in my own password but to no avail. I'm not deeply technical just know enough to get into trouble.
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