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| Ultra Techie | I have a Gateway M285-E laptop with Windows XP Tablet Edition 2005 Version 2002 (wtf?) Service Pack 2 And I turned it into my school so they could set it up for our school settings etc. Turns out they imaged the drive and messed with a bunch of settings and everything feels funny. Some of the things I notice are when I try to install any add on or plug-in for Firefox they fail and my all programs list is twisted. What can I do to find these forced changes and maybe confront the tech department about restricting my computer with out my consent? (In the agreement for it says they won't change anything other than network setting which is complete bull.) If you could help that would be great. I'm starting to have more and more problems with this thing. Thanks noga |
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| Repeat Offender Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Union City, TN
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| Check your security and event logs and audit reports. If you have enabled them that is. It will tellyou when and who made changes to what.
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| Repeat Offender Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Union City, TN
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| If they reimaged your drive you are hosed because anything you had would be gone. Are you still in the admin group? Right click my computer and select manage. From there you can browse lots of things like users, groups, logs, etc.
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| Ultra Techie | Ok I can get there but I don't know what I'm looking for or what I want to do with it. I don't know if I'm an admin or not. Also is there any configuration files that I can look at to see if anything is out of place? |
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| Repeat Offender Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Union City, TN
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| Right click my computer and select manage. Then users and groups. Double click your user and see what group it is in. It should be the administrators group. If not you will have to log in as administrator and make the change. If the administrator has a password and you don't know it, refer to this post to see how to fix that problem. Forgot Laptop Password..
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