WIN XP PRO (administration privileges)

All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.

Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'

Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?

TIA

A Teuchter

A Teuchter wrote:
> All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>
> Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff

'old stuff' = unauthorized software, warez, games, etc.??

> I get a window
> 'Access is denied you must be logged on with administration
> privileges to run setup.'

Your firms IT support dept is doing it's job correctly by not allowing you
admin privileges.

> Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?

'own thing' and screw-up the system, see the recent thread entitled 'HELP
!!!!!!!'

A Teuchter said:

> All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>
> Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
> denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'
>
> Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
>
> TIA

The idea of having (or rather, *not* having) Admin rights on a works computer,
is to stop people doing their "own thing" with property that doesn't belong to
them.
If you boss is ok about you doing your "own thing" with the company equipment,
get him to give your User Profile admin rights.

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 21:55:24 +0000 (UTC), A Teuchter wrote:

>All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>
>Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
>denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'
>
>Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?

1. See the message you posted.
2. I hope not.
3. Speak to your IT department.
4. It's not your equipment.

As for myself, any call that starts - It works at home / I only changed
/ swapped / moved / disconnected / downloaded / patched goes to the end
of the queue.

Me

"A Teuchter" <> wrote in message
news:bs54sc$1o1$...
> All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>
> Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
> denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'
>
> Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
>
> TIA
>
>

AAhh..Michael,Brian and why... aren't we the three righteous ones
......Snot really answering a fair question though....please try and keep on
topic!

"why?" <fgrirp*sgc@VAINY!Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz> wrote in message
news:...
>
> On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 21:55:24 +0000 (UTC), A Teuchter wrote:
>
> >All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
> >
> >Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
> >denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run
setup.'
> >
> >Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
>
> 1. See the message you posted.
> 2. I hope not.
> 3. Speak to your IT department.
> 4. It's not your equipment.
>
> As for myself, any call that starts - It works at home / I only changed
> / swapped / moved / disconnected / downloaded / patched goes to the end
> of the queue.
>
> Me

WOW.....'Me'........Hopefully u will be continue to be so full of ur self
importance and leave room for an answer to the question in hand

A Teuchter said:

> "A Teuchter" <> wrote in message
> news:bs54sc$1o1$...
>> All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>>
>> Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
>> denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'
>>
>> Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>>
>
> AAhh..Michael,Brian and why... aren't we the three righteous ones
> .....Snot really answering a fair question though....please try and keep on
> topic!

There is nothing righteous about telling someone that they risk losing their job
because of the way in which they have abused the office equipment, and believe
me, your employer will see it as abuse.
The reason you are locked out of admin rights is to stop you from doing exactly
what you are trying to do.
Live with it.

--
And, look for a new job over the Christmas period.

What was wrong with Brian's answer? He told you exactly what you need to
do...

A Teuchter wrote:
>
> "A Teuchter" <> wrote in message
> news:bs54sc$1o1$...
> > All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
> >
> > Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
> > denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'
> >
> > Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
> >
> > TIA
> >
> >
>
> AAhh..Michael,Brian and why... aren't we the three righteous ones
> .....Snot really answering a fair question though....please try and keep on
> topic!

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 13:22:32 +0000 (UTC), A Teuchter wrote:

>
>"A Teuchter" <> wrote in message
>news:bs54sc$1o1$...
>> All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>>
>> Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
>> denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run setup.'
>>
>> Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>>
>
>AAhh..Michael,Brian and why... aren't we the three righteous ones

Quite right as well, when supporting 3000+ systems what do you fix first
the real problems / new requests or the self induced I was only trying
'something' and it didn't work / got worse but it was working fine
before..


>.....Snot really answering a fair question though....please try and keep on
>topic!

Ah a new group moderator. If you can't read that's an issue you have to
deal with. If you didn't see the good answers already posted mainly -

It's not your equipment, contact your IT department.

Your 1st post gave all the info necessary - requires an admin account.
To access an admin account you need the password. To add admin rights to
a plain account you need an admin account that requires the admin
password.

Me

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 13:22:54 +0000 (UTC), A Teuchter wrote:

>
>"why?" <fgrirp*sgc@VAINY!Qznq.fpvragvfg.pbz> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>>
>> On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 21:55:24 +0000 (UTC), A Teuchter wrote:
>>
>> >All computers at work have a new WIN XP PRO operating system.
>> >
>> >Unfortunately when I want to load my old stuff I get a window 'Access is
>> >denied you must be logged on with administration privileges to run
>setup.'
>> >
>> >Are there any ways I can bypass this and do my own thing?
>>
>> 1. See the message you posted.
>> 2. I hope not.
>> 3. Speak to your IT department.
>> 4. It's not your equipment.
>>
>> As for myself, any call that starts - It works at home / I only changed
>> / swapped / moved / disconnected / downloaded / patched goes to the end
>> of the queue.
>>
>> Me
>
>WOW.....'Me'........Hopefully u will be continue to be so full of ur self
>importance and leave room for an answer to the question in hand
>
I am and it works, I have enough to do at work with out the many calls
like yours.

You already posted your own answer -
" window 'Access is denied you must be logged on with administration
privileges to run setup.' "

Only your system admin will know the admin password.

Me