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Windows XP SP1a. When attempting to access 'Tools' 'Options' from the
Explorer toolbar, I receice a restrictions error message "This operation has
been cancelled due to restrictions in place on this computer. Contact system
administrator" I am the administrator and I cannot determine how/where to
correct this. I have been attempting to change my web home page and those
boxes are grayed out.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage (More info?)
>-----Original Message-----
>Windows XP SP1a. When attempting to
access 'Tools' 'Options' from the
>Explorer toolbar, I receice a restrictions error
message "This operation has
>been cancelled due to restrictions in place on this
computer. Contact system
>administrator" I am the administrator and I cannot
determine how/where to
>correct this. I have been attempting to change my web
home page and those
>boxes are grayed out.
>
>Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>.
>You have a spyware or an adware go to pest patrol & have
a free scan
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage (More info?)
Are you logging in as the network administrator? I've
only seen that message on computers attached to a network
where a group policy is in effect. Being a local
administrator on the machine does NOT override the
network policy. In addition - the policy must be manually
set to not apply to the administrator account. By default
it applies itself to all logins.
~T~
>-----Original Message-----
>Windows XP SP1a. When attempting to
access 'Tools' 'Options' from the
>Explorer toolbar, I receice a restrictions error
message "This operation has
>been cancelled due to restrictions in place on this
computer. Contact system
>administrator" I am the administrator and I cannot
determine how/where to
>correct this. I have been attempting to change my web
home page and those
>boxes are grayed out.
>
>Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>.
>
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