Re: can't do anything with Automatic Updates

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Calven,

Are you working for MS ? Please reply.
Thanks.


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
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Calven wrote:

Hi all,

Please perform the following steps:

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1. Please click "Start", Click "Control Panel".
2. Click "User Accounts". (If we have installed Outlook or other software, there will be several Control Panel icon. please choose/click "User Accounts" again)
3. In the "User Accounts" Window, there are local users listed. The account type (Administrator or not) is listed under your user name.

Best Regards,

Calven

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