How to open computer programs using limited account in Windows XP?
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you'll need to login to the computer admin account and reinstalll firefox, this time giving permission to everyone to use it.
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give them all user accounts and then only give them priviliges of guest\n\nthats wat i do in windows should work sam anyway gl trying
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You don't say what operating system you are using, so I'll assume for the moment that you're using Windows XP. \n\nWindows XP has the feature of setting up separate profiles for each user.  You can find this area in the Control Panel.  (Start- Settings - Control Panel) The icon is labeled User Accounts. \n\nWhen you first call up this area, you will see a link which says "Creat User Account".  Give the account a name (it can be something easy like "Mary" or "Joe" or something more direct such as "User01".  \nClick Next.  \nNow you can specify the amount of power you can give this user.  Administrators can install programs and control such things as other peoples accounts and passwords.  For more security, always start someone with a Limited setting. \nClick Create Account. \nNow Click on the New account Icon. \nClick Create Password.  \nEnter a password (always good to use both letters AND numbers for a more secure password) Click Change Password.  \n\nIt's that easy.  You can create a different account for each user you want to have access so that users will not have to share accounts.
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The administrator account in Windows XP Home Edition can only be accessed from safe mode.\n\nTo log on as the Administrator\n\n1. Click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart.\n \n2. Once your system begins to restart, press the F8 key to bring up the options menu.\n \n3. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Safe Mode option, and then press ENTER.\n \n4. When the "Windows Welcome" screen appears, click Administrator to log on.\n \nTo add an administrator password, which helps make your computer more secure, click Start, click Control Panel, double-click User Accounts, and then click Change an Account. Under "Pick an account to change," click Administrator, and then click Create a password.
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what its saying is you need to be the computer administrator so if you have a limited account you need to change it b/c you cant download things on a limited account. the only way to change you account to administrator is to go into the computer administrators account then go to control panel and change your account.
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If the programs are not intended for your use, then you might not have access to it. it depends on how system admin sets it.\nSo, all programs is dependent on the way the programs are installed.\n\nHowever, for your case, my guess is you are talking about just adding programs in start menu programs list.its just short cuts of programs. You can do it many ways.\nLike, right click on start button and open it. then just drag program shortcuts. Also, right lcik to taskbar and properties will take you to start menu manager. Where you can add such program shortcuts.\n\nConclusion: You can't just add programs to allprograms list without admin power and changing the way programs are installed. You can just add shortcuts of installed programs in start menu.\nNote: startmeny and program menu are two different thing . Althought both shows up when you click start.
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Find someone with a copy of XP older than six months, and use their key.\nMicrosoft Validation is rooting out illegal copies, so keep off their website...\nAlso try www.autopatcher.com
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Click on Start >  Control Panel >  User Accounts.
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first off if your account is only a limited account/ only the computer administrator can change settings in control panel and task manager
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try here\nplenty options\n\nhttp://shareware.search.com/search?cat=237&tag=ex.sa.fd.srch.sa_win&q=accounts
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not in a batch file but you can use basic to do it. You should be able to find BASIC on your xP  CD
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No Friggin Way...Your Docs Yes But Yor Programs No...They Need Registy Entries To Function Properly...Windows XP Has This Nifty Little Feature That Allows You To 'Update' From A Previous Version Of Windows And Keep All Your Files And Settings...You Might Wanna Try That.....
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You can't.  It's an integral part of Windows XP.
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Please be informed that System Restore can restore to a check point fom the last 90 days only...\n\nIf System Restore does not work in Windows XP, make sure that it is enabled and active. Use the following steps to make sure System Restore is enabled and active.\n\nStep 1: Verify System Restore is enabled \n\nVerify System Restore is turned on, using the steps below:\na. Click Start, and then right-click My Computer. \nb. Click Properties and then click the System Restore tab. \nc. Verify Turn off System Restore is not selected. \nd. If there is a check mark next to Turn off System Restore, click inside the box to remove the check mark. \ne. Click Apply and then OK. \nf. If Windows prompts to restart the computer, click Yes. \ng. If Windows does not prompt you to restart the computer, close all windows and restart the PC.\nh. After the computer restarts, open System Restore. If System Restore is still not working, continue with Step 2 below.\n\nStep 2: Verify System Restore is active \n\nVerify System Restore is active using the steps below:\n\na. Click Start, Control Panel, and then double-click the Administrative Tools icon. \nb. Double-click the Computer Management icon. The Computer Management window opens. \nc. Click the plus ( +) next to Services and Applications in the left window, and then click Services. \nd. Double-click System Restore Services in the right window. The System Restore Service Properties window opens. \nf. Verify Startup type is set to Automatic and that Service status is started. \ng. If Startup type is not set to Automatic, click the down arrow and select Automatic. \nh. Click Apply and then OK. \ni. If Windows prompts you to restart the PC, click Yes. \n\nStep 3: Using System Restore from Safe Mode \n\nUse the following steps to open and use System Restore in Windows XP safe mode:\n\na. Turn on the PC and immediately press the F8 key repeatedly until a startup menu opens. \nb. From the Windows Advanced Options Menu select Safe Mode and press Enter. \nc. When a login screen appears click Administrator and enter the password. If you have not created a login, press Enter. \nOnce the Windows desktop opens, open System Restore from the Start menu.
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xp did not offer this task. You need to write a small program to achieve this task. Why just using log-in password to avoid unwanted people to use your computer?? You can control the Guess computer the services (programs) that you welling to allow but not all in Host computer. Just do a creation another    user ...
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You can try Password Manager XP
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it depends on the OS u r using if it is windows 98 goto start-->Settings-->control panel double click on users to create a user