Removing Programs
- From: "Joe McGuire" <mcguirejw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 02:26:56 -0500
After removing most AOL programs (and other unwanted stuff) from our new XP
computer we found that one, AOL Coach v.1.0 could not be removed because
"You do not have sufficient access to remove [it]; Please contact your
system administrator." Not to be rhetorical, but exactly who is the
"administrator" we are to contact for a stand-alone machine used at home?
Evidently, it must not be ourselves (actually, the only user of the machine
is my wife except for my attempts to help and to keep her from throwing it
at me when she gets frustrated with it), for in something called User
Accounts she is identified as the Computer Administrator. How can we fix
this? Is there some special way she has to login (we posted a separate
message about getting rid of that pesky login) not in her own capacity but
as herself in another capacity? Help!
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