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| meugo | |||
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After initially setting up my new ThinkPat T60p at home I took it into the office and joined it to the domain at my office. After this I accidentally deleted my original user account so I now log in under the office domain even when I am not at the office.
This is a problem when trying to install new programs - I get a message saying "Requested operation requires elevation". Is there anything I can do about this? - Vikas |
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| farmboy72 | |||
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Well, in case it helps anyone, I solved my problem. I inserted a Vista install disk intending to re-install Windows Vista. One of the choices I saw was to repair the existing installation. In a rare instance of sanity I selected that option and aftre a short while I was back to normal. I still get asked for permission to install stuff but this time I only need to click on "Continue" to proceed - as before. One of my bluetooth mouse drivers must have been removed because it reinstalled when I next plugged in the mouse so I guess it must have set the system back to some restore point. Speaking of bluetooth mice, I bought a new MicroSoft Wireless Presenter Mouse 8000, which uses bluetooth technology but it only connects to the PC via a dongle that ships with it and won't connect to the ThinkPad's bluetooth. Compared to this the Apple Bluetooth mouse was so elegant.... "- Vikas" wrote:
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