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October 14th, 2001, 12:05 PM
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Should I have Permanant Admin Rights on XP?
I have read that Win2K & XP users should not be permantly logged in as Admin...
The thing is i can only select TV output and install programs etc when i'm an Admin... (doesn't make sense to be an admin just to play a DVD)
also XP only puts most s'cuts in the Admin Start Box but not in mine so i have to copy shortcuts from Admin to mine when i install...
so as far as i can see its not practically possible to use the PC unless i am Admin... i guess thas normal, but how am i supposed to comply with my 1st sentance with this being the case?
Should i just give myself permanent Admin rights with no password and set password on REAL Administrator as i've now done or is that a bad idea?
My guess is that it can't be no worst logged in as Admin than using 98/ME normally... is that about right or are there other things to concider?
All seems much more simpler with Admin Rights on all the Time!
How do u guys assign your admin rights and do u login with admin rights all the time?
no real problem with the way i do it now, but
just curious as to proper way.
TIA & Regards 
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Just my opinions from past experience...and guessing. Post back to let others know if our ideas worked!
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