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- Why does it say I need administrator permission when I am the administrator?
- How do I disable administrator restrictions?
- Can I bypass administrator rights?
- Why is my administrator Access Denied?
- How do I enable admin Account?
Why does it say I need administrator permission when I am the administrator?
If an administrator need to edit or change permission on any file or folder, then the ownership of file needs to be taken. The owner can always change permissions on an object, even when denied all access to the object.
How do I disable administrator restrictions?
Open MMC, and then select Local Users and Groups. Right-click the Administrator account, and then select Properties. The Administrator Properties window appears. On the General tab, clear the Account is Disabled check box.
Can I bypass administrator rights?
run-app-as-non-admin.bat
After that, to run any application without the administrator privileges, just select “Run as user without UAC privilege elevation” in the context menu of File Explorer. You can deploy this option to all computers in the domain by importing the registry parameters using GPO.
Why is my administrator Access Denied?
Folder Access Denied as Admin
Identify the folder and right-click on it. From the menu, tap “Properties” to open a new screen. Navigate to “Security,” then select the admin account. Check the “Permissions” section to ensure that all permissions have been granted.
How do I enable admin Account?
In the Administrator: Command Prompt window, type net user and then press the Enter key. NOTE: You will see both the Administrator and Guest accounts listed. To activate the Administrator account, type the command net user administrator /active:yes and then press the Enter key.
