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    Activate Telnet Client on DV900T with preinstalled Vista Ultimate 64 bit

    Discussion in 'HP' started by troispuits, Mar 17, 2007.

  1. troispuits

    troispuits Newbie

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    Hi,

    I have an HP DV9000T preinstalled with Vista Ultimate 64-bit, I wanted to activated Telnet Client, but it came up with a very cryptic message "An error has occurred, not all the features ...". In fact, I could not turn on any features which have not already activated by HP. Could any one help? Is it a limitation of the HP OEM Vista?

    Thank you in advance for your help.
     
  2. ratty

    ratty Notebook Enthusiast

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    It sounds like a problem with Administrator permissions (even though your ID may have administrator rights). I read and article on this recently but cannot find it at the moment. Do a Google on the subject this might show something.
     
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    troispuits Newbie

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    Hi Ratty,

    Thank you for your response. I do indeed have administrative right and I googled for the problem with Admin right to no avail. If by chance you had the link to the solution, could you please post it here?

    Thank you in advance,
     
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    mbmalone Notebook Consultant

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    Could you provide a Belarc Advisor Output, so I can see what's going on?


     
  5. ratty

    ratty Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi, I am still looking for the orignal article but in the meantime I have found these instructions to set / rest security options:

    From the Control panel / Administrative Tools (or what ever it's called now in Vista):

    Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | Security Options

    the names of the keys are all under

    User Account Control: Run All Administrators In Admin Approval Mode

    Set this to "Disable". You do *not* need to log out for this to take effect in my testing, but again, this is a later build of Vista than Rick had.

    All the "User Account Control" settings in this area mitigate the above complaints and are worth investigating.