Ken
07-10-2005, 02:04 AM
If I may, I would like to cry in the same cup of soup as you. I am the only
administrator on my standalone XP machine. I have installed a myriad of
programs and have not had ANY problems with the installation. I am now
trying to install Acrobat Reader 7.0 (free version) and as the program
installs it displays a message indicating I do not have rights to perform the
operation and displays an error message about the registry... I am at a loss
after having tried it many times. Any suggestions? Hope I didn't get my
nose in here where I shouldn't but I am pretty desperate... Thanks, Ken
"tmt" wrote:
> I know what this may sound like but I need a way of retrieving the
> current username and password on an xp pro sp2 system. I'm in the
> process of setting up a rather complex network and I'm building on the
> work of the previous admin who is now unavailable to help.
>
> I need it for using the runas commands as well as other issues you run
> into when logged on as a regular user.
>
>
administrator on my standalone XP machine. I have installed a myriad of
programs and have not had ANY problems with the installation. I am now
trying to install Acrobat Reader 7.0 (free version) and as the program
installs it displays a message indicating I do not have rights to perform the
operation and displays an error message about the registry... I am at a loss
after having tried it many times. Any suggestions? Hope I didn't get my
nose in here where I shouldn't but I am pretty desperate... Thanks, Ken
"tmt" wrote:
> I know what this may sound like but I need a way of retrieving the
> current username and password on an xp pro sp2 system. I'm in the
> process of setting up a rather complex network and I'm building on the
> work of the previous admin who is now unavailable to help.
>
> I need it for using the runas commands as well as other issues you run
> into when logged on as a regular user.
>
>