Can't make permission stick!

The Windoze Vista help File states:

To change the behavior of the User Account Control message for
administrators in Admin Approval Mode - - Click Start, click All Programs,
click Accessories, click Run, type secpol.msc in the Open box, and then click
OK.

Trouble is, like all other Windoze help files, it is wrong. There is NO
"secpol.msc" or, at least the popup says there isn't. Now, is there really a
way to make permissions stick? Every time I change them, they pop back to the
way MS wants it, not how I want it.

S

"Shell" <> wrote in message
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> The Windoze Vista help File states:
>
> To change the behavior of the User Account Control message for
> administrators in Admin Approval Mode - - Click Start, click All Programs,
> click Accessories, click Run, type secpol.msc in the Open box, and then
> click
> OK.
>
> Trouble is, like all other Windoze help files, it is wrong. There is NO
> "secpol.msc" or, at least the popup says there isn't. Now, is there really
> a
> way to make permissions stick? Every time I change them, they pop back to
> the
> way MS wants it, not how I want it.
>
> S
>
>

Which version of "Windows" Vista do you have?

I don't know if it's in anything less than the Business edition.

It's the Local Security Policy.

Check the following for your version of "Windows" Vista.
Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Local Security Policy

Press the Windows key type sec and click Local Security Policy.

"DGuess" <> wrote in message
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> "Shell" <> wrote in message
> news:FC3B962C-2B6B-4640-81A1-...
>> The Windoze Vista help File states:
>>
>> To change the behavior of the User Account Control message for
>> administrators in Admin Approval Mode - - Click Start, click All
>> Programs,
>> click Accessories, click Run, type secpol.msc in the Open box, and then
>> click
>> OK.
>>
>> Trouble is, like all other Windoze help files, it is wrong. There is NO
>> "secpol.msc" or, at least the popup says there isn't. Now, is there
>> really a
>> way to make permissions stick? Every time I change them, they pop back to
>> the
>> way MS wants it, not how I want it.
>>
>> S
>>
>>
>
> Which version of "Windows" Vista do you have?
>
> I don't know if it's in anything less than the Business edition.
>
> It's the Local Security Policy.
>
> Check the following for your version of "Windows" Vista.
> Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Local Security Policy
>
>
>
>