- If you have added a program in the Startup folder, and you have said that the program must have administrative rights, the software will not start.
- How to fix it:
- Remove your auto start shortcut in the Startup folder.
- Create a shortcut to your program on your desktop.
- Hold the right mouse button over the program and press and drag it aside. Release. Then select Create Shortcut from the menu that pops up.
- Right click on it and go to properties:

- Go to advanced and run as admin:

- Now. Go to the Start menu and type on the keyboard "Sche" and press the "Task Scheduler" (sv: Schemalägg aktiviteter)
- Press action in the menu and create activity:

- Do this: Put a name, Run with highest priviligies

- And this: New, start when login, All users, OK

- And this: New, Start a program
(Change the name to what you need.)
"C:\Users\Katarina\Desktop\Script.lnk"
(C:\Users\Your account\Desktop\Your link name.lnk)
- This:

- In the end:

Done!
Search in blog
Showing posts with label Administrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Administrator. Show all posts
Friday, 12 December 2014
Autostart program as administrator in windows 8
Monday, 24 November 2014
Windows 8 fix broken profile
- If you can not get into the settings on Windows 8, it is probably because your profile is broken. You can create a new profile with the administrator account.
- To enable the Administrator account, do the following:
- Go to the start menu (press the Windows key on your keyboard).
- type cmd (eller kommando på svenska)
- Right-click the command prompt and press Run as administrator
- If you can't run as administrator do this:
- Reboot computer and press F8 just before you see the windows logo.
- In the menu click "Failsafe mode".
- Select your broken profile and login, yes it works here.
- Go to the start menu (press the Windows key on your keyboard).
- type cmd (eller kommando på svenska)
- Right-click the command prompt and press Run as administrator
- Type the following into the box that appears:
- net user administrator /active:yes
- På svenska: net user administratör /active:yes
- Press enter
- It should read "command performed" or similar
- Go to the Start menu (Windows key)
- Press your icon in the right corner and select Administrator
- You must log in to the Administrator account
- Now, go to the control panel and user accounts.
- Press Manage another account.
- Press Add Account.
- Press the Add button.
- Press to log in without a Microsoft account (not recommended).
- Local account.
- Enter your new username and password.
- You now have a new administrator account
- Log on to the new account so we disable the system account.
- Go to the Start menu (Windows key)
- Press your icon in the right corner and select your new account
- Go to the start menu (press the Windows key on your keyboard).
- type cmd (eller kommando på svenska)
- Right-click the command prompt and press Run as administrator
- Type the following into the box that appears:
- net user administrator /active:no
- På svenska: net user administratör /active:no
- Press enter
- It should read "command performed" or similar
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)