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From: LD55ZRA on 20 Mar 2010 20:16
If you don't have any other user accounts created then you are the
ADMINISTRATOR by default. All XP systems must have actual ADMINISTRATOR
account (normally hidden unless you know how to get at it) and other named
individual who is also an administrator but he is normally visible.

Now if you are the only user then you just go to windows without the startup
screen unless you also created a password to your account.

hth

"IE security question 23423"
<IEsecurityquestion23423(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> when i go to user accounts under control panel i am listed as
> "Computer Administrator"
>


From: LD55ZRA on 20 Mar 2010 20:18
You can stop this darn from starting by going to Start/Run/Msconfig /all and
then stopping this from Services tab.

hth

"IE security question 23423"
<IEsecurityquestion23423(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I tried to stop a startup task (quicktime). I got the following warning
>"an
> access denied error was returned while attmpeting to change a service.
> you
> may need to log on using an administrator account to make the specifidied
> changes"
>
> I am loged on as an administrator
>


From: IE security question 23423 on 20 Mar 2010 20:56
Jose,

you are rigth. The change sticks even though i get the error. I have
never gotten it before, but i do have an hp printer.

"Jose" wrote:

> On Mar 20, 6:58 pm, IE security question 23423
> <IEsecurityquestion23...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > I tried to stop a startup task (quicktime). I got the following warning "an
> > access denied error was returned while attmpeting to change a service. you
> > may need to log on using an administrator account to make the specifidied
> > changes"
> >
> > I am loged on as an administrator
>
> You mean you were using msconfig and got this message?
>
> An Access Denied error was returned while attempting to change a
> service. You may need to log on using an Administrator account to make
> the specified changes.
>
> If you have an HP printer installed, the problem is most likely the
> HPZ12 service.
>
> The msconfig changes seem to work, but the error message is annoying.
>
> There is a possibility you will lose communications with your HP
> printer if you want to prevent the error message. This may not be a
> problem if you don't care about the communications or never use those
> HP features that require it.
>
> You can also live with the message, knowing the changes really worked
> or ask HP and they will usually suggest reinstalling Windows.
>
> Depending on your comfort level with making system changes, here are
> two workarounds.
>
> http://www.ehow.com/how_4531999_fix-access-denied-error-using.html
>
> http://pchell.com/support/msconfig_access_denied_error.shtml
>
> Before making registry changes, backup your registry with this popular
> free and easy to use tool:
>
> http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/
> .
>
From: IE security question 23423 on 20 Mar 2010 21:00
I dont have PML in my regestry

"IE security question 23423" wrote:

> I tried to stop a startup task (quicktime). I got the following warning "an
> access denied error was returned while attmpeting to change a service. you
> may need to log on using an administrator account to make the specifidied
> changes"
>
> I am loged on as an administrator
>
From: slylapinou on 21 Mar 2010 06:38


"IE security question 23423" wrote:

> I tried to stop a startup task (quicktime). I got the following warning "an
> access denied error was returned while attmpeting to change a service. you
> may need to log on using an administrator account to make the specifidied
> changes"
>
> I am loged on as an administrator
>
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