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Can you check to see if your user account Administrator account from Control Panel --> User Accounts.
lost admin privileges?
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New #12
yes my user account is an admin account.....
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I now have a headache so im gona have a gin and tonic, maybe 5 or six of them, ……….ill be back shortly, any advice would be so greatly appreciated. thanks for all your help guys....
one thing, where do I find all the info that is required on my laptop for my profile in this forum?
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New #13
Can you post screenshot of the error message when you try to open Task Manager.
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New #14
With your extensive collection of symptoms I suggest a clean install.
Clean Install Windows 10 - TenForumsTutorials
- I do not know what has caused your problems but you did mention ccleaner very early on so that makes me wonder if you have been 'cleaning' the Registry. I understand that ccleaner has an undo feature so perhaps that might be worth trying.
- I also suggest running Windows defender scans before the clean install just in case malware has created these problems. Run a Full scan and then an Offline scan.
- You will need to rescue your own files before the clean install.
After you have clean installed, I suggest creating system images before every major change to the computer. I use Acronis TI for this. Many people in this forum use Macrium Reflect [free]
Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect - TenForumsTutorials
Macrium Reflect v7.2 User Guide
Denis
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AccessCheck is part of Sysinternals, you must download and install it first.
Attn. Devs: Sysinternals had some major updates
Kari
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