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Assumed Login & No Administrative Tool Icons
Hey everybody!
Iīm having some problems with Windows XP on a single machine at work. Previously, whenever I tried to use a resource provided by the network, Windows XP would ask for login and password. On this particular machine, it doesnīt ask this information and every time I turn on the machine, some profile is attached to it. So users canīt access their files based on their own privileges. I thought that maybe, to solve this problem, I should go to Administrative Tools but the icons that should be showing within Administrative Tools arenīt shown. BTW, the user logged to XP has administrative privileges in case somebody can suppose the problem is happening due to the type of user. Can anybody help me out? |
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Assumed Login & No Administrative Tool Icons
START | RUN | type REGEDIT & press ENTER
Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ Shell Folders and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ User Shell Folders Find and delete 'common administrative tools' in the right pane & restart windows -- SPAMCOP User "Palula Brasil" wrote in message ... Hey everybody! Iīm having some problems with Windows XP on a single machine at work. Previously, whenever I tried to use a resource provided by the network, Windows XP would ask for login and password. On this particular machine, it doesnīt ask this information and every time I turn on the machine, some profile is attached to it. So users canīt access their files based on their own privileges. I thought that maybe, to solve this problem, I should go to Administrative Tools but the icons that should be showing within Administrative Tools arenīt shown. BTW, the user logged to XP has administrative privileges in case somebody can suppose the problem is happening due to the type of user. Can anybody help me out? |
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Assumed Login & No Administrative Tool Icons
Hi there SPAMCOP!
I followed your instructions but only found 'common administrative tools' on the first navigation (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ Shell Folders); and deleted it. After restarting Windows, the problem persists, and I canīt have access to the icons within administrative tools. "SPAMCOP User" escreveu na mensagem ... START | RUN | type REGEDIT & press ENTER Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ Shell Folders and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ User Shell Folders Find and delete 'common administrative tools' in the right pane & restart windows -- SPAMCOP User "Palula Brasil" wrote in message ... Hey everybody! Iīm having some problems with Windows XP on a single machine at work. Previously, whenever I tried to use a resource provided by the network, Windows XP would ask for login and password. On this particular machine, it doesnīt ask this information and every time I turn on the machine, some profile is attached to it. So users canīt access their files based on their own privileges. I thought that maybe, to solve this problem, I should go to Administrative Tools but the icons that should be showing within Administrative Tools arenīt shown. BTW, the user logged to XP has administrative privileges in case somebody can suppose the problem is happening due to the type of user. Can anybody help me out? |
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Assumed Login & No Administrative Tool Icons
Can anybody else help me out?
Thanks in advance. "Palula Brasil" escreveu na mensagem ... Hey everybody! Iīm having some problems with Windows XP on a single machine at work. Previously, whenever I tried to use a resource provided by the network, Windows XP would ask for login and password. On this particular machine, it doesnīt ask this information and every time I turn on the machine, some profile is attached to it. So users canīt access their files based on their own privileges. I thought that maybe, to solve this problem, I should go to Administrative Tools but the icons that should be showing within Administrative Tools arenīt shown. BTW, the user logged to XP has administrative privileges in case somebody can suppose the problem is happening due to the type of user. Can anybody help me out? |
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Palula Brasil wrote:
Can anybody else help me out? Thanks in advance. "Palula Brasil" escreveu na mensagem ... Hey everybody! Iīm having some problems with Windows XP on a single machine at work. Previously, whenever I tried to use a resource provided by the network, Windows XP would ask for login and password. On this particular machine, it doesnīt ask this information and every time I turn on the machine, some profile is attached to it. So users canīt access their files based on their own privileges. I thought that maybe, to solve this problem, I should go to Administrative Tools but the icons that should be showing within Administrative Tools arenīt shown. BTW, the user logged to XP has administrative privileges in case somebody can suppose the problem is happening due to the type of user. Can anybody help me out? What "administrative tool" do you think would help you? This sounds like an issue that you ought to raise with your company's IT department. If you really want to mess with the registry of a company computer, first backup the registry and then see the following article, which describes how to configure Windows to automatically log in to a domain, and then do the reverse: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/0...domain-member/ -- Lem Apollo 11 - 40 years ago: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ap...0th/index.html |
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