pyromaster114
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Okay, so everyone knows that windows vista is annoying and when ever you say, try to change the settings for the network connections, or anything else really.
However, this computer is acting rather strange... When I log in as a regular user, (non admin...) and try to perform one of these tasks, it pops up with a window to select an admin user account to authorize the change.
"Type a password for an administrative account and click continue" or what ever.
However, there is no text box to type the password in, nor is there a way to select an administrative user account... (It would appear as though the list is blank...)
EDIT:
I have determined that apparently, it has defaulted to auto-denying the user permission to elevate to administrator. How do I change that in Windows Vista Home Premium?
However, this computer is acting rather strange... When I log in as a regular user, (non admin...) and try to perform one of these tasks, it pops up with a window to select an admin user account to authorize the change.
"Type a password for an administrative account and click continue" or what ever.
However, there is no text box to type the password in, nor is there a way to select an administrative user account... (It would appear as though the list is blank...)
EDIT:
I have determined that apparently, it has defaulted to auto-denying the user permission to elevate to administrator. How do I change that in Windows Vista Home Premium?