Go back to the stage where you found out the " change account type " button
was greyed out. It was so because you had the step-by-step mixed up. See the
heading that says " Standard account "? In front of it there is a BLUE dot
? Now look to the heading that says Administrator? In front of it there is a
BLANK dot ? Click that blank dot and the blue dot moves in. YOU ARE NOW THE
RIGHTFUL ADMINISTRATOR ! Remember the greyed out button, not anymore. Click
that and you are a confirmed Administrator. yOU ARE BACK IN BUSINESS.
"Soul Always Sings" <> wrote in
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> Dear Steve, If you find the answer, please let me know!
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> Singing Soul
>
>
> "Steve A." wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I have five user accounts, all set as adminstrator for trusted family
>> members. However, Windows Backup repeatedly denies me access to access
>> my
>> backup drive (it is not included in the backup files).
>> So, I checked my account setting and noticed that, even though
>> "Administrator" appears next to my name, my account is selected as a
>> Standard
>> User. When I try to change the radio button to "Administrator," the
>> "Change
>> Account Type" button is grayed out. This also happens for all user
>> accounts
>> on this computer (Vista Home Premium).
>> I would sincerely appreciate any advice that you may offer to help fix
>> this
>> problem. Also, is my backup problem related to my user account problem?
>> If
>> not, could you please offer any suggestions?
>> Thanks in advance!!!
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