Built-In Adminstrator


  1. Tyecom
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    Windows XP Pro
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    Built-In Adminstrator


    I'm logged in as a localadmin. However, I'm getting all kinds of security errors when loading programs. Mostly errors relating to writing to or accessing the event log. Can explain to me what is this "built-in admin" account. And do I need to enable it to have full admin rights. Thanks in advance.
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  3. PoPPeR
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    XP Vista 7
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    provide some example of the exact error message. screenshots are always helpful
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