Impossible to login in win7 after using ntrights.exe

Hi everyone,

due to a misunderstanding I used the ntrights.exe file (originally from within the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools) in the wrong way and now I can't log in to my profile in windows 7 home edition 64 bit.

That means that I can't use my laptop in any way because my profile (administrator) was the only one on the computer.

The command I used with ntrights.exe was: SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight
More exactly ntrights -U "my user name" +R SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight

More information about ntrights.exe tool can be found here: Shut Down Computer - Allow or Prevent Users and Groups

I have managed to gain access to all the files on my laptop using a live version of Ubuntu that I boot from a usb drive and I would like to know how I can revert the effect of the command manually (without using ntrights.exe which obviously is not accessible).

Thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks for answering,

my user account is the only one on the machine.

Since with the purchase of the laptop i wasn't given the windows 7 install dvd i would prefer a way to manually revert the changes i made with ntrights.exe

It worked, thanks!

What i did - SOLUTION

Turn on laptop
Press F8
Select recovery
It will ask you user and pw (it accepts those even thought we don't yet did anything)
Follow what K. wrote right above this post.