How to getrid of administrayor message cant access program must be administrator and how do i log in as administrator

Make sure you are logged in on an administrator account

Depending on the User Account control , You may be logged in as an administrator but not allowing administrative access to the program. Usually Right clicking on the application could reslut in a RUN AS administrator...That should allow you to run the advisor. By default Administrator or not, is you try and run something that requires an administrator access ( registry changes.eg ) It will deny this default..

Take a look in Event Viewer I looked in Event Viewer to find out what MSI-file that generated the error message and found:
Log Name: Application
Source: MsiInstaller
Date: 23.09.2010 21:58:26
Event ID: 1040
... ...
Description:
Beginning a Windows Installer transaction: C:\ProgramData\Skype\{D103C4BA-F905-437A-8049-DB24763BBE36}\SkypeToolbars.msi. Client Process Id: 6564.
2. Running MSIEXEC with logging options I started a "Command Promt" and used the command: "cd C:\ProgramData\Skype\{D103C4BA-F905-437A-8049-DB24763BBE36}" to navigate into the folder containing the MSI-file.
Now using the command: "msiexec /i SkypeToolbars.msi /lv log.txt" (msiexec options: /i = Install, /lv = Log + Verbose output).
After clicking away the error message I just wrote "log.txt" in my "Command Promt" to open the log-file. Near the bottom of the log-file I found this line:
DEBUG: Error 2738: Could not access VBScript runtime for custom action
3. DEBUG: Error 2738 After a quick search at Google I found out this error indicates that the VBScript engine is not registered on the computer.

The solution for a Windows Vista or Windows 7 32bit:
- Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories
- Right click "Command Promt" and click on "Run as administrator"
- Write "cd %windir%\system32" and hit Enter
- Write "regsvr32.exe vbscript.dll" and hit Enter
- You should now get a message that says: "DllRegisterServer in vbscript.dll succeeded."
- Click "OK"
The solution for a Windows Vista or Windows 7 64bit:
- Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories
- Right click "Command Promt" and click on "Run as administrator"
- Write "cd %windir%\syswow64" and hit Enter
- Write "regsvr32.exe vbscript.dll" and hit Enter
- You should now get a message that says: "DllRegisterServer in vbscript.dll succeeded."
- Click "OK"
4. Try again... Now I tried once more to run "msiexec /i SkypeToolbars.msi /lv log.txt" (I kept the /lv log.txt option to look for changes if the installer would fail again).
If you still get the same Error than continue to step 5.
5. Cleanup registry first, then re-reg My installation still gave me the same error, so after some more searching and reading on Google I found a solution that explained what I tried before (with the regsvr32.exe) and also an alternative step if that one should fail. The alternative step was to remove the Registry Key pointing to vbscript.dll.
The alternative solution for a Windows Vista or Windows 7 32bit is then:
- Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories
- Right click "Command Promt" and click on "Run as administrator"
- Write "reg delete "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{B54F3741-5B07-11CF-A4B0-00AA004A55E8}" /f" and hit Enter
- Write "cd %windir%\system32" and hit Enter
- Write "regsvr32.exe vbscript.dll" and hit Enter
- You should now get a message that says: "DllRegisterServer in vbscript.dll succeeded."
- Click "OK"
The alternative solution for a Windows Vista or Windows 7 64bit:
- Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories
- Right click "Command Promt" and click on "Run as administrator"
- Write "reg delete "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Classes\Wow6432Node\CLSID\{B54F3741-5B07-11CF-A4B0-00AA004A55E8}" /f" and hit Enter
- Write "cd %windir%\ syswow64" and hit Enter
- Write "regsvr32.exe vbscript.dll" and hit Enter
- You should now get a message that says: "DllRegisterServer in vbscript.dll succeeded."
- Click "OK"
Now using the command "msiexec /i SkypeToolbars.msi /lv log.txt" the installer started perfectly, ran all the way thru and Finished.
Conclusion This message indicates that VBScript engine is not currently registered on the Computer running the installer.
Vbscript.dll must get registered to solve the problem.

Ref: http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/show/1577

"I receive an error message" (sic) What is it exactly, what happens? Also Install everything as Administrator, ALSO set the setup/install program's .exe in, Compatibility Mode for XP SP2. and Run the actual program's .exe as Administrator, too. Ensure all network settings are correct too.

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Hi,

If you go into control panel>user accounts, you can then change accounts, or delete any alternate profiles you may have. If you are not logging on as the system administrator, you will run into a host of problems in trying to configure your computer and accessing certain programs.

If you have setup a password during install, you must log on under the administrator profile and enter the password. If you are the only one who uses your computer, you may consider that you do not need alternate profiles at all.

If you need additional information or help, please write back.

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I truly have no idea what is that, or how you make it work, but usually when a program needs to be run with administrator rights, I just right click and choose run as administrator.

"your administrator didnt do this guess who did this"

if that is the message you are getting ... it sounds like someone has set the parental controls to prevent those sites from being accessed.

Are you using Vista or Xp?

If you are using xp the solution is quite simple.

Restart your computer and when the bootup shows up press F8. Now you should get a list of options including safe mode. Select safe mode. Now when xp shows up Administrator will be a profile. Enter your administrative password and log in. Now remove the program. Then try changing your main account to a standard user and then back to an administrator.

If you are using vista i found this was a bit more difficult, for i encountered the same problem. I created a new account and called it "Amin". Make the new account an administrator. Then log in with the new account and remove the problem. Vista has too many bugs in my opinion.

Hope i could help.

you should be able to open another account in the users, to do this start the pc in safe mode F8 while booting,when in windows either open a new account or change your old one to administrator.