Trouble Disabling User Account Control

When I go to Start, all programs, accessories, clicked run, typed secpol.msc
in the open text box and i got this box denying the access and and it reads
that Windows cann't find 'secpol.msn' the Admin/local users isn't set up in
our office so I should have access to diable my UAC correct. Please tell me
how to do this
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John B

Hello,

for me it is working fine. Try gpedit.msc -> Windows Settings -> Security
Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options -> User Account Control: ...

Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo

"John B" <> wrote in message
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> When I go to Start, all programs, accessories, clicked run, typed
> secpol.msc
> in the open text box and i got this box denying the access and and it
> reads
> that Windows cann't find 'secpol.msn' the Admin/local users isn't set up
> in
> our office so I should have access to diable my UAC correct. Please tell
> me
> how to do this
> --
> John B

OP did not state (or I missed it) what the operating system is. In Vista
Home I am pretty sure gpedit and secpol are not available.

Michael

"P. Di Stolfo" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> Hello,
>
> for me it is working fine. Try gpedit.msc -> Windows Settings -> Security
> Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options -> User Account Control:
> ...
>
> Greetings,
> P. Di Stolfo
>
> "John B" <> wrote in message
> news:6EC8D0D2-BACE-4713-AD8E-...
>> When I go to Start, all programs, accessories, clicked run, typed
>> secpol.msc
>> in the open text box and i got this box denying the access and and it
>> reads
>> that Windows cann't find 'secpol.msn' the Admin/local users isn't set up
>> in
>> our office so I should have access to diable my UAC correct. Please tell
>> me
>> how to do this
>> --
>> John B
>

John

If you are using the Home Basic or Home Premium version of Vista, these 2
versions do have the GPEdit.msc or SecPol.msc utilities.

If you are in an office, network environment, it may also be that the system
administrator has disabled these programs.

If you are using a standalone system and are logged on with an Administrator
account, you can disable UAC in Control Panel/User Accounts or using the
Msconfig component.

--

Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"John B" <> wrote in message
news:6EC8D0D2-BACE-4713-AD8E-...
> When I go to Start, all programs, accessories, clicked run, typed
> secpol.msc
> in the open text box and i got this box denying the access and and it
> reads
> that Windows cann't find 'secpol.msn' the Admin/local users isn't set up
> in
> our office so I should have access to diable my UAC correct. Please tell
> me
> how to do this
> --
> John B