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Help! Can not log on due to a mistake in installation.
McGyver [email address] blogger-help-howdoi I migrated my group mcgyverdisclaimer to the new Google system. I can get in as a visitor but not as administrator. How do I log in as administrator? McGyver.

Administrator log-on problem
It doesn't matter if I log off the last account OR left the last account logged in. The first incident: I was using my administrator-level account, idled until my screen saver came on, I accidently logged in with another account as a limited user, XP showed my desktop with its recycle bin, Start Menu,

Log on as administrator
If you find that there are issues that make running with a limited account difficult, log on with the Admin account and elevate your Owner account to Computer Administrator using the same procedure outlined above. Now, let's move on to other issues. First, every XP system has a built-in account named Administrator.

Lettura log backup da utente diverso da Administrator
gmail.com> wrote: the domain name is yibotest.com but now when i want to use the google sites service in my google apps ,i can't remember my administrator account to log in and config it ,so nervous am i, how can i find my administrator account?help me please ,thank you very much.

how can i find my administrator account?
Is it possible for me log in as Administrator during normal boot up instead? It's a registry or Tweakui hack in Home, I think. BTW, it's NOT good practice to use the Administrator account for daily use. Set up a user with Admin rights, and keep the Administrator account for emergencies which WILL happen!

xp administrator password
Does this mean that Administrator as a User does not appear in the list of Users when one opens Windows XP (Home Edition) in the normal (not Safe) mode? I am asking this because some applications require the Administrator authority to Remove them.Does it mean that in such a situation, the application must be

Log in as administrator...whazzat ?
I think the hard lock ups didn't let XP have a chance to log things. I did three more quick testings: 1. Two administrator accounts (logged off one, logged in another). Lock up. This time, I got light blue screen with lines (not the infamous BSoD). 2. Disabled all startup in my local user accounts, Startup (common)

Administrator Log On/Off?
Will Denny MS-MVP Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "whitzombi" <whitzo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:05ue529r61l8uinqmrmcqk58kmhpenctaa@4ax.com... How do I log on as administrator in XP professional? I want to make some changes to gpedit.msc as administrator. thanks for any help.

Cannot log in as administrator
Sharon F sharonf...@ETEmvps.org microsoft public windowsxp customize On Sun, 21 May 2006 07:46:04 -0400, Joe wrote: Not sure- I think she wanted password protection, so somehow she set up her daily account with a password- not sure if it was the default admin. acct. or not. Now when she goes into control panel-

Help - administrator locked out!
Doug Knox MS-MVP dk...@mvps.org microsoft public windowsxp security_admin p0does support it, but in XP Home, you can only log into the built in Administrator account via Safe Mode. Press F8 between the BIOS POST screen and XP actually starting to load. See Help and Support for "Safe Mode" for more information.

Using sp_addumpdevice to backup a SQL Server 2000 database
If you set one, an * '@' symbol plus the realm will be appended to the username that * users log in to IMP with to create the username that Horde treats * the user as. So with a realm of 'example.com', the username * 'jane' would be treated by Horde (NOT your IMAP server) as * 'j...@example.com', and the username

Scheduled task "run as" question
Greetings all, I have an interesting problem, I cannot use the administrator (user) account to log on to my SBS 2003 R2 locally. I get an error that says local policy does not allow logon. This problem is with the user-administrator, not the group because other administrator accounts can logon on just fine.

Disabled Administrator trying to get rid of the log on
In the last setup stage, I choose the option that "All users must use a name to log on" rather than the default option, "Windows will assume the same user log on....". The result is that I cannot log on under whatever name. I tried to log on as administrator or pc2000 which is the user name, but all failed.

FP Administrator; no local login but remote works
Logging into the specific administrator interface (sharepoint administrator) the login fails even when presented with the correct login. But, using the same URL from another machine (across internet or elsewhere on the same network) with the SAME credentials I am able to log in and administer the site.

error while creating the portal....error log is here
Mark M...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp accessibility made the mistake of not setting a password to Administrator and it looks like the kids did and can't remember the password. Is there any way of finding out what the Administrator password is or defaulting it?

Can't log in as administrator
Hello, This is just a general question: What, in your opinion, does it mean when a Senior Server Administrator clears or deletes the event log on a server(s)? I am not referring to ordinary server maintenance of saving the event log & starting a new one due to size constraints.. I mean erasing the event log

Samba+LDAP - so close yet so far :)
Simon Geary simon_ge...@hotmail.com microsoft public win2000 active_directory By default, an administrator can log in without a GC present but this can be changed via the registry so that even admins need a GC present. This is a security setting which another admin on your network probably enabled.

Administrator Log in
The question is more from a "do you honestly think it's reasonable that Microsoft would break the ability for an administrator to walk up physically to a machine and log in?" Think of what patches are doing and why they do what they do. They are protecting you from remote threats.... an Admin logging on locally to

Log in as an administrator
I forgot my administrator password. Simply log in using the built-in Administrator account (which cannot be deleted) and modify the desired account(s) and By design, the only way to log into the Administrator account of WinXP Home is to reboot into Safe Mode. For WinXP Pro, pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL twice at the

Unable to log you on because of an account restriction
Then log on to the Terminal Server using the RDC, do the local printers show up? 2. Re-log on to the same client machine with the domain administrator account (I assume you meant the domain administrator), log on to the Terminal Server from this client machine. Do the local printers show up? 3.