the latest ones) and they are slower than hell in graphics compared to my system. It's rather pitiful really, for my system now is worth maybe 1.5K, whereas these were 5K machines. What if you had admin rights to life? wow. exactly what sort of graphics...

Upgrade to xp &admin rights. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup_upgrade () ok.... w2k pro, running on novell 4.11 network, and the latest visual studio package installed (.net) . i need to UPGRADE windows2000 to XP. when i try to do...

something, i get a message saying i dont have the rights. i went in to manage and users etc and renamed the admin account but when i log onto the network i still cant install stuff. i guess in a local admin, but how do i set admin rights over the network?...

time and again) that you run as non-admin. >> Now, why do I need admin right on the *local* machine to > update my wifi router? Shouldn't admin pwd on the router > be enough? >> That said, if there are genuine technical reasons to > require admin...

as a CRT in terms of moving objects. I'm waiting for hammer, then big upgrade comes. mwahaha. What if you had admin rights to life? Take a 19" and you can have a dual screen when the 19" LCD comes out. My peltier is so powerful I get Bose-Einstein Condensate...

installed everything from scratch including XP, AOM and the Titans. AOM lets me do the upgrade but the Titans fail complaining about admin rights. Steve Archived from groups: microsoft.public.games () Hi Steve, Try upgrading it in Safe Mode, especially...

I > think. kind of scary that anyone can have admin rights as long as they > start > in safe mode and you didn't set a password, which you probably wouldn't if > you don't know it exists.) or a password you assigned to the admin> account. > Try installing...

Are you signed in with admin rights? If so then what happens if you make a > new account, give it admin rights, and then sign in and try to do your >upgrade from that account? Sounds like a long trip but it's worth it. >> You might want to take a peek...

Access Denied when running MsConfig w/ admin rights. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I'm trying to run PC in diagnostic mode on Standalone PC with XPPro-sp2, and I am getting "An Access denied error occurred while attempting...

I tried the steps you suggested. I created two new accounts with admin rights. I logged off the account I want to copy and the account I want to copy too. But when I click on the account I want to copy which is the First Admin account...the Copy...