I can't open my user accounts on my computer what do i do?
914099
if you want access to the user accounts in xp, and the standard window from within control panel isn't working, you can do this:\n\n• click the 'start' button\n• click 'run'\n• type: control userpasswords2\n• 'ok' it\n\nin the window which appears you can add/remove users, change passwords and loads of other options.
842639
try creating a new user with the name that has access to that folder. once done, log in using that user on your computer and try to access the file/folder.\n\nshouldnt be a problem.\n\npeace hun.
83785
if it is windows home edition go to control panel and go to User accounts and do whatever you want
504732
It sounds like you are trying to install a program that requires administrator level rights and you don't have them. This is common with Windows XP accounts that have restrictions set up for the other users.
466487
go to control panel > User accounts.\nUncheck the Ctrl+Alt+Del option
752452
start>control panel> user accounts> make sure the "use the welcome screen" is checked...it should take you straioght into the windows desktop.\nIf you are the admin for the computer then that should be it...If you have different users then you need the admin to login and change the settings above.
907190
do onething........first go to user account.create another account ...set that as an administrator.......now log off......now u r the administrator .........delete the old account or change that account in to limited accounted..........definitely it solves ur problem.........
865172
I think this might help\n\nGo to the control panel....click on User Accounts....\nnow click on " Change the way user log on or off"\nMake sure u have both option checked...if not...tick them...clikc on aply...restart ur system...then hopefully it will resolve ur problem...
14761
Not even sure what you mean...how are you loggin in and did you try and request a new password? this would tell you if your username even exists
463431
that seems to me that every other user has an administrative account and u donnot have an administrative account..now in ur office r u working on a domain(with servers and stuff) or its just a workgroup(small company).there are restrictions placed on the user account by the system administrators..tats the reason u r not able to download it..ask someone alse to login as himself/herself and download it for u..but i am not sure u would be able to run it even after u have asked someone alse to download it for u..bcz of restrictions on ur account..\ncheers
419593
Log off your current user and sign back in as the administrator (or get your administrator to do this).  Then you or that person can proceed the way you were attempting to when you received that error.  The error should not happen for the administrator.
770168
Go to the start menu, go to the control panel, click on user accounts. It will pull up a window to let you add a password, change a password, add a guest (people can access the computer the guest, but can't access anything under your account; I have this feature on my computer, so if someone needs to use my computer, they click on guest and it pulls up a basic computer for them to use.)
456373
one thing you can try is going into control panel-users and passwords(depends on what OS but get into the users part)\nthen go into the properties of your name and change your self to an admin that should work if you have the permissions to access the users part
67202
If you cannot log on, use administrator as the User Name and "admin" (no quotes) as the password. You may have to do Owner as the User Name and just leave the password field blank. Then . . .\n\nIf you can log on, go to Start, click on Control Paner, then User Accounts. Click on change the password and enter a blank password. Next time you start up you should not need a password at all. If the box still comes up, just press OK with no password.
792767
Well I assume you are trying to break into a computer . One trick is a lot of people do not know about the administrator log in so they leave the password blank so go to change login or on start up type in administrator as the user leave the password blank and hit ok it might work
1175420
have you set an administrator account in the first instance..\n\nyou are on XP arent you?\n\ngo to your control panel, choose accounts, click administrator and \nset a new password..\n\nif you want to log into your administrator account from the login window, press control alt and del ... twice type your Administrator and password and voila
277130
It unable to update ur profile. Login as administrator of ur computer\n\ngo to\nc-> document and settings->UserName-> desktop\n\nthen deletee. It will work.\ntry to see whether ur username folder is set as read only. if yes, change uncheck the check box readonly.