How to run the program installed by the administrator under the XP system

What you mean is that the new user (on their desktop and Start menu) can see and run programs (shortcuts) from the original user's desktop and Start menu

Now the new user's desktop and Start Menu are brand new, of course nothing, not that the games and programs you installed are gone, they are still in the same location where you installed them, but they are not visible in the new user's desktop and Start menu, because each user has a separate user profile, including the desktop, the Start menu, and a lot of other personalized settings.

You can open the C: documents and settings folder and see how many users you have built.

administrator

all users

default user

localservice

networkservice

In each of these folders, there are folders such as the desktop, the start menu, and so on (don't worry about the others) administrator, this is the default administrator user built by the system after the installation If you haven't created a new one, it's still this username, if you have created another user, let's say it's called a (not the restricted user you just created now), then go to the folder named A, copy the start menu and the desktop folder to the folder with the same name as your new restricted user (assuming it's called b). You can overwrite the original folder, and then log in to B, and the desktop and start menu you see are the same as the original A, and you can run programs and games (but a very small number of software or games may require a user with administrator privileges to run.) ）

In addition to the Start Menu and Desktop folders, you can also copy them if you want. e.g. my documents

The application data folder is a special one in that some software and games need to write their installation information in this folder, but it is generally written to the application data under all users, so that each user (whether new or original) can read it when needed.

The above C: Documents and Settings and its subordinate folders are hidden by default and cannot be seen.

In any folder window, click Tools -- Folder Options -- View in the following list to remove the checkmark before [Hide Protected OS Files], check [Show System Folder Contents] and select [Show All Files and Folders] OK.

1. Your new user must be a restricted user, and the permissions are not assigned by default like an administrator; Otherwise, you will not achieve the goal of "controlling your children's access to the Internet"; But if you want to be able to use all programs like "administrators", you can manually assign permissions, that is, find your new user in the box on the right of the local users and group users of the computer management tool, and add it to the administrators group in the "affiliation" on its attributes. With permissions, new users can run everything freely without control, but the software is installed in a different location;

2. If you only want to run 1 specified software in the new user environment (it cannot be run by default, unless the software permission requirements are low), you can add the operation or full control permission of your new user to the software attributes, and most of the unspecified software cannot be run;

3. If you want to control your child's access to the Internet, you can log in with a new user, and you can only give the new user restricted permissions; Restricted users, on the other hand, cannot fully run all programs like administrators; You also need to have a firm grip on the administrator's password; It's okay to share information;

You're talking about the original shortcuts on the user's desktop.

They are. C: Documents and Settings Administrator desktop.

All you have to do is copy or cut them to all user desktop folders, i.e.

C: Documents and Settings All Users Desktop.

This thing is very simple, you log in with your new administrator account, find the shortcut in the software installation directory you want to use, run it, or send it to the desktop shortcut to use. Actually, your stuff is still there.

1. If you can enter the current operating system, do this: start running.

2. Run Enter: ControlUserPasswords2 Click OK (or press Enter) to open the program.

3. If the current account is not at the administrator level, you can click Add to cover the current account into the group with administrator permissions.

4. Then enter the username of the current account in the Add New UI Next.

5. If you need to enter a password, set it here, enter the same password again, if you don't need a password, you don't need to fill it in, click Next directly.

6、Here is the focus of this setting,The default is the standard account,If someone else uses this computer,You can set a restricted account,Click on the bottom is the highest authority account at the same level as administrator。 Finally, click Done.

We often encounter all kinds of small problems and doubts when we use the computer at Xunji. For example, there are many users who use XP System Pure Edition and do not know how to run it as an administrator in XP System. But when we operate the computer, we need to use a lot of settings to run it as an administrator.

And there are also many benefits to using this feature, such as the fact that we can run any program at will without restrictions. At this time, some netizens must have asked, how do I operate? So today, I'm going to teach you the specific operation methods.

Gu Yunchang stealth body operation method:

1. Press the "win+r" key combination to open the run, enter controluserpassword in the box and press the enter key.

2. Click the Add button under the user selection card.

3. In the Add New User Interface, enter the current username in the Username column and click Next.

4. If you need to enter a password, enter the same password, if you don't need to enter a password, you can not fill it in, and click Next directly.

5. Select 'Other' in the side hall, and click on the bottom to see the highest authority account at the same level as administrator. Finally, click Done.

The above is the specific operation steps on how to run as an administrator in the XP system, if you also don't know how to operate, you can try the above methods. Hope it helps.

Hello, XP is not able to install and uninstall the software without administrator privileges.

To obtain administrator permissions, you can elevate the permissions of sub-accounts through the initial administrator privileges, as follows:

1. Press Win+L in the login state (switch accounts);

2. Log in to the administrator account;

3. Go to the Control Panel - Account Management - Change Account;

4. Select the account to be promoted, modify the account permissions, and change the account to administrator permissions.

Save, restart, and then log in to the account permission is the administrator permission;

If you do this, you can install and uninstall the relevant software.

Turn on safe mode, log in to an account called administrator (super administrator account, no password required), and uninstall it there.

XP cannot install and uninstall software without administrator privileges.

To obtain administrator permissions, you can elevate the permissions of sub-accounts through the initial administrator privileges, as follows:

1. Press Win+L in the login state (switch accounts);

2. Log in to the administrator account;

3. Go to the Control Panel - Account Management - Change Account;

4. Select the account to be promoted, modify the account permissions, and change the account to administrator permissions.

Save, restart, and then log in to the account permission is the administrator permission;

If you do this, you can install and uninstall the relevant software.

First method:

1. Restart the computer, press the F8 key immediately after the boot screen appears, and select "Safe Mode with Command Line".

2. At the end of the running process, the system lists the selection menus of the system superuser "administrator" and the local user "zhangbq", and clicks "administrator" to enter the command line mode.

3. Type the command: "net user zhangbq 123456 add" to force the password of the "zhangbq" user to be changed to "123456". If you want to add a new user here (e.g

If the user name is abcdef and the password is 123456), type "net user abcdef 123456 add", and then you can run the "net localgroup administrators abcdef add" command to promote the user to the administrators group and give the user super permissions.

4. Restart the computer, select Normal Mode to run, and you can log in to the "zhangbq" user with the changed password "123456".

The second method is to use "administrator".

In the process of installing Windows XP, first log in with "Administrator" by default, and then ask to create a new account, so that you can log in with this new account when entering Windows XP, and only the created user account will appear in the login interface of Windows XP, and "Administrator" will not appear, but in fact, the "Administrator" account still exists. And the password is empty.

If you forget the login password, on the login interface, hold down the CTRL+ALT key, and then press and hold the del key twice, the classic login screen will appear, at this time, type "administrator" in the user name, the password is empty to enter, and then modify the password of "zhangbp".

The third method:

Click "Start Run", enter "rundll32 ,usersrundll", press the enter key and pop up the "User Account" window, see clearly, this can be different from the "User Account" panel window opened in the "Control Panel", and then unselect the "To use this machine, the user must enter the user name and password" option, click OK, and enter the account and password that you want the computer to log in automatically every time in the pop-up dialog box.

Log in with an administrator account or administrator account.