i just tried to write to a file C:\af080327
i was informed that i did not have permission.
let me guess...
i must sign-in as administrator.
as the *ONLY* user of this laptop, i thought i
had *all* privileges.

my question(s)...
(a) if i create user "administrator" will i have
opportunity to give administrator full privileges?
(b) if I create user "administrator" will i have
opportunity to set the password for administrator?
Tnx,
Charles

Re: where is administrator by charles

charles
Thu Mar 27 18:30:39 PDT 2008

charles cashion wrote:
> i just tried to write to a file C:\af080327
> i was informed that i did not have permission.
> let me guess...
> i must sign-in as administrator.
> as the *ONLY* user of this laptop, i thought i
> had *all* privileges.
>
> my question(s)...
> (a) if i create user "administrator" will i have
> opportunity to give administrator full privileges?
> (b) if I create user "administrator" will i have
> opportunity to set the password for administrator?
> Tnx,
> Charles
i found the answer to (a). control panel >
system and maintenance > welcome center >
add user
and the answer to (b) is *YES*
Tnx,
Charles

Re: where is administrator by Dave

Dave
Thu Mar 27 18:35:07 PDT 2008

Vista Rule #1.
Even if you have an Administrator account, you normally operate with the
powers of a *normal* user.
You still need to invoke your superpowers when needed, like Popeye and his
spinach.

If you created that folder, you should be able to write to it.
If not, Google "Vista takeown icacls"


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"charles cashion" <cmcnuz@dunjas.com> wrote in message
news:fvXGj.5759$rb6.340@trnddc01...
> i just tried to write to a file C:\af080327
> i was informed that i did not have permission.
> let me guess...
> i must sign-in as administrator.
> as the *ONLY* user of this laptop, i thought i
> had *all* privileges.
>
> my question(s)...
> (a) if i create user "administrator" will i have
> opportunity to give administrator full privileges?
> (b) if I create user "administrator" will i have
> opportunity to set the password for administrator?
> Tnx,
> Charles