Give Admin Rights To Program in User Account

[TerryWood]

Hi

I use Win XP SP3 and have just created a User Account. I want to use Iobit Advanced WindowsCare in this user account. Unfortunately it won't let me, it says I don't have administrator privileges.

I have read much on the web but nothing seems to work.

Could anyone run through the procedure of configuring AWCL and this user account so that they work together?

Thank you

Terry

[GlobalForce]

Advanced Windows Care has a'lotta fan's here - NO taker's? What's Terry gotta do?
*Hey Terry .... this is a non-administrative account we're talking about, correct?

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[TerryWood]

Hi

Yep its a non administrative account

Thanks

Terry

[GlobalForce]

Hi Terry,

Failing runas, your system may have permission issues - http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/reset-the-registry-and-the-file-permissions-in-windows-xp/


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[Cosmo 203]

Hm, I don't understand this: You shortly asked about SuRun and said, that you use it. So, why don't you use it here?

[GlobalForce]

Simple. Terry doesn't fully understand the application and hasn't received any help (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=217798).

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[Cosmo 203]

-{ Quote: "Simple. Terry doesn't fully understand the application and hasn't received any help (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=217798).

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Asking for help is a good choice. Asking in 2 different boards on the same day(!) is not. The question in the SuRun main thread has been answered, so the point is not, that nobody wants to help him. Precisely, this:
-{ Quote: "Terry hasn't received any help" }-is not the case, the opposite is true.

In fact, doing so is something that I do not understand at all.

[GlobalForce]

Fair enough. Point taken.