Dsummers
If you have User Account Control turned on, you should be prompted to
elevate the program to administrator privileges when the program starts. If
this does not happen, the program may not be completely compatible with
Vista. To resolve this problem, when you start the program you need to right
click the programs shortcut and select the 'Run As Administrator' option.
You can bypass the right click requirement by right clicking the programs
shortcut, selecting Properties/Advanced Button, and placing a check mark in
the Run As Administrator option.
Remember that although you have an administrator account, the account still
runs as a Standard User until you specifically OK a procedure to use your
administrator privileges.
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience
"Dsummers" <> wrote in message
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>i have an administrator account on my computer yet i sometimes get messages
> saying i dont have the right permissions to do certain things please
> contact
> your administrator. i have an internet optimizer which edits certain
> entrys
> in the registry which i could use before yet since i formatted my computer
> and loaded vista fresh i cant use it because i dont have permission to
> edit
> my own registry... anybody know anyway to give me administrator privilages
> besides setting my account to "administrator"?
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