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Windows 7: I'm A Admin And Can't Make Some Changes?

02 Sep 2010   #1

W7 ULT
Georgia
 
 
I'm A Admin And Can't Make Some Changes?

I went to the power settings and tried to make an adjustment for "What to do when the screen closes" It says I am not an Admin and that I might belong to soe=me network or something? This is the 1st time I hve ever seen where I can't change something. I have looked all around and I can make changes everywhere else. Any help out there??

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02 Sep 2010   #2

Windows 7 x64 (SP1)
 
 

Is this though Remote Desktop?
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02 Sep 2010   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (Technet)
Charlotte, NC
 
 

Screen shot of the error message please?
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02 Sep 2010   #4

W7 ULT
Georgia
 
 

No, I don't have the remote desktop setup. I even set up another Admin account and it was the same. Let me do a pic.
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02 Sep 2010   #5

W7 ULT
Georgia
 
 

Try this
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02 Sep 2010   #6

W7 ULT
Georgia
 
 

I just went into my power plan settings and reset it to the default setting. I then went into the advanced to make some adjustments. The only one that I cannot change is the "What to do when you close the screen". This is just wierd.....
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03 Sep 2010   #7

W7 ULT
Georgia
 
 

Come on guys! Please help me out Where is Brink when I need him???
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