Originally posted by: RalphKramden
Login as Administrator.
Any CMD's to enable admin rights?
Originally posted by: Phuz
They've got these systems locked up.
The machine was ghosted last night and they didn't even set the time properly... I can't even change the time!
"You do not have the proper privledge to change the system time"
Any CMD's to enable admin rights?
Yea well wiseass, I'm not telling him for the reasons Evadman cited. Now go back to under your rock.Originally posted by: joohang
Originally posted by: RalphKramden
Login as Administrator.
No sh*t, Captain Obvious.
Originally posted by: joohang
Originally posted by: Phuz
They've got these systems locked up.
The machine was ghosted last night and they didn't even set the time properly... I can't even change the time!
"You do not have the proper privledge to change the system time"
Any CMD's to enable admin rights?
That would defeat the whole purpose of security, wouldn't it?![]()
Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: joohang
Originally posted by: Phuz
They've got these systems locked up.
The machine was ghosted last night and they didn't even set the time properly... I can't even change the time!
"You do not have the proper privledge to change the system time"
Any CMD's to enable admin rights?
That would defeat the whole purpose of security, wouldn't it?![]()
well, this is NT we are talking about hereIt is possible, but no one on AT will tell you if they know what is good for them
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Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: joohang
Originally posted by: Phuz
They've got these systems locked up.
The machine was ghosted last night and they didn't even set the time properly... I can't even change the time!
"You do not have the proper privledge to change the system time"
Any CMD's to enable admin rights?
That would defeat the whole purpose of security, wouldn't it?![]()
well, this is NT we are talking about hereIt is possible, but no one on AT will tell you if they know what is good for them
![]()