A pop-up message will appear for a few seconds, indicating that you have been added as a member to the Administrators group. If this process is successful, the application window will disappear, and a new icon will be added to the notification area on the task bar, near the date and time. The application will attempt to add you to the Administrators group.
Click the Grant Me Administrator Rights button. When the application launches, it will determine whether or not you already have administrator access. If not, the Grant Me Administrator Rights button will be enabled. If you do already have administrator rights, the button will be disabled, and the Remove my Admin Rights button will be enabled. Alternatively, you can search for "Make Me Admin" after opening the Start menu. Launch Make Me Admin from the Start menu. Select the Start menu and click Make Me Admin from the list of apps. This how-to guide contains the procedure for Windows 10 and Windows 7. To combat this threat, Drake-owned computers do not operate with administrator mode as the default state, and instead, tools provide temporary administrator access, allowing software installation and setting changes when needed, then automatically reverting to prevent attacks. This software installs and runs in the background without you knowing, and is often very difficult to detect and uninstall. While this in itself is not a bad thing, it also makes it extremely easy for attackers to install their own malicious software and compromise computers and information. That's a good point Curtis.When Drake accounts run in administrator mode on computers, they are able to install programs and modify settings without restriction. I don't know if windows 7 still has a sysoc.inf You may be able to if you go to the sysoc.inf file and turn off all the HIDE features. That's a windows installation instead of a program like Adobe Reader so it isn't the same. XP was good for that little feature, and I miss it :( That is 1 example of course, but I could run into others as I go along, so I was kinda hoping I could globally eliminate the need to know if its going to work or not. It is possible he is correct, but the program I was uninstalling (Live Essentials) didn't have an option. Oh that's right, I think Texkonc answer is better then There is not Menu bar in the Control Panel in Windows 7 (at least what I have seen) If you open up Computer, you do have an Organize button you can go into a similar screen, but this is not an option in Control Panel. If you don't know how to do this open control panel, on the menu bar go to Tools / Folder Options /General Tab / Tasks - Use Windows classic folders
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