\nDoing a Sunday School Projector project at CCCNY, I stumbled upon this problem.\n<\/p>\n
\nSolution:\n<\/p>\n
\nUse the command powercfg.exe<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n \nTwo other solutions found on the web<\/a>:\n<\/p>\n \n1. Gemarti:<\/span>\n<\/p>\n \nI never actually tried this, but it should work: You should be able to promote and demote the guest<\/span> account<\/span> logged on as administrator user the lusrmgr.msc snap-in: <\/p>\n START | RUN | LUSRMGR.MSC<\/span><\/em>\n<\/p>\n \n \n<\/p>\n \n2. Dabzov:\n<\/p>\n \nThank you.<\/p>\n I used a different While logged on a s Administrator:<\/p>\n |start|settings|control panel|administrative tools|computer management|Local users and groups|groups<\/p>\n 1. click on "guest<\/span>" and remove userGuest form groupGuests (apply\/OK)<\/p>\n 2. Click on "Administrators" and add userGuest to groupAdministrators (apply \/ OK)<\/p>\n 3. Log off Administrator (to save settings)<\/p>\n 4. Log onto Guest<\/span><\/p>\n 5. |Start|Settings|control panel|power<\/span> options|<\/p>\n 6. Change Power<\/span> Settings|apply|OK|<\/p>\n 7. Log off Guest<\/span><\/p>\n 8. Log onto administrator<\/p>\n 9.|start|settings|control panel|administrative tools|computer management|Local users and groups|groups<\/p>\n 10<\/span>. remove userGuest from groupAdministrators<\/p>\n 11. Add userGuest to groupGuests<\/p>\n 12. log off Administrator <\/p>\n Sorry for the detail, but I will be directing others to this chain of entries.<\/p>\n thnaks again Doing a Sunday School Projector project at CCCNY, I stumbled upon this problem. Solution: Use the command powercfg.exe. Two other solutions found on the web: 1. Gemarti: I never actually tried this, but it should work: Elevate the guest account … Continue reading
\nElevate the guest<\/span> account<\/span> to administrator. Log on as guest<\/span>. Make the power<\/span> option changes and then demote the guest<\/span> account<\/span> back to its original state. Just make sure you note what user group Guest<\/span> was originally in. I have the guest<\/span> account<\/span> disabled on my machines, so I don't remember what group it is originally in. <\/p>\n
\npath, but you led me to the solution. Note - Priviledges for user in
\nmore than one group defaults to group with lowest priviledges. <\/p>\n
\ndave<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"