Remove administrator from Welcome Screen

"Mr doe" <> wrote in message news:...
> Mr doe wrote:
>> Gordon wrote:
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>>> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
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>>>> I am a administrator, The Welcome screen comes up and Has myself
>>>> listed as well as Administrator. I Want No Welcome Screen or a Welcome
>>>> screen without Administrator on it .
>>>>
>>>> Win 7 professional.
>>>
>>> So how come the Administrator account is there in the first place? This
>>> account is disabled BY DEFAULT in both Vista and Windows 7.
>>> Something happened to make it appear. This /might/ be the action of
>>> malware or a virus.
>> This is a New install.. NEWly formatted Drive . Windows 7 professional.
>> The Malware Has to be on Microsofts Win7 DVD if there were one...
>>
>> Same installation , But Now Both of my DVD burners ( NEW) have
>> disappeared from win 7... Bios Shows they are reconised . But win7 says
>> that the driver CDROM.SYS is Corrupted . And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let
>> me Replace CDROM.SYS Even tho I am the administrator .
> I created a Restore point last night before Bed time.
>
> I start up the computer this afternoon and The Optical Drives are not
> responding. Win7 Statem says that cdrom.sys is corrupted . Don't know
> how this could happeb when the power was shut off to the computer for 13
> hours .
> I did the restore point I made last night and BOTH OPTICAL drives are
> now working .
> Win 7 is a nightmare . I feel I should put the Win7 cd Thru my Cd
> Shreader and go back to Winxp
>
> Now I know Why There is No Microsoft window 7 newsgroups. The Donot
> want The Truth being told to prospective Buyers .

But have you removed the Administrator's account from the welcome screen ?

Dave-UK wrote:
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> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Mr doe wrote:
>>> Gordon wrote:
>>>>
>>>> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:...
>>>>> I am a administrator, The Welcome screen comes up and Has myself
>>>>> listed as well as Administrator. I Want No Welcome Screen or a Welcome
>>>>> screen without Administrator on it .
>>>>>
>>>>> Win 7 professional.
>>>>
>>>> So how come the Administrator account is there in the first place? This
>>>> account is disabled BY DEFAULT in both Vista and Windows 7.
>>>> Something happened to make it appear. This /might/ be the action of
>>>> malware or a virus.
>>> This is a New install.. NEWly formatted Drive . Windows 7 professional.
>>> The Malware Has to be on Microsofts Win7 DVD if there were one...
>>>
>>> Same installation , But Now Both of my DVD burners ( NEW) have
>>> disappeared from win 7... Bios Shows they are reconised . But win7 says
>>> that the driver CDROM.SYS is Corrupted . And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let
>>> me Replace CDROM.SYS Even tho I am the administrator .
>> I created a Restore point last night before Bed time.
>>
>> I start up the computer this afternoon and The Optical Drives are not
>> responding. Win7 Statem says that cdrom.sys is corrupted . Don't know
>> how this could happeb when the power was shut off to the computer for
>> 13 hours .
>> I did the restore point I made last night and BOTH OPTICAL drives are
>> now working .
>> Win 7 is a nightmare . I feel I should put the Win7 cd Thru my Cd
>> Shreader and go back to Winxp
>>
>> Now I know Why There is No Microsoft window 7 newsgroups. The Donot
>> want The Truth being told to prospective Buyers .
>
> But have you removed the Administrator's account from the welcome screen ?
>
>
>
>
Before .... I had to remove the administrator again after I did the Restore

"Mr doe" <> wrote in message
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>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS

What is "trustinstaller"?

Gordon wrote:
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> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
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>>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS
>
> What is "trustinstaller"?
Go to windows/system32/drivers and just try to Delete or Rename
Cdrom.sys and u will get the Trustinstaller Error .

I did find the setting for trustinstaller Via Help and it has the same
menu's similar to administration rights.. But it was Greek to me .

Mr doe wrote:
> Gordon wrote:
>>
>> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS
>>
>> What is "trustinstaller"?
> Go to windows/system32/drivers and just try to Delete or Rename
> Cdrom.sys and u will get the Trustinstaller Error .
>
> I did find the setting for trustinstaller Via Help and it has the same
> menu's similar to administration rights.. But it was Greek to me .
here is an example .. but still looking over microsoft.com site for the
site I mentioned

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...-cfac2eb9f6d4/

Mr doe wrote:
> Gordon wrote:
>>
>> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS
>>
>> What is "trustinstaller"?
> Go to windows/system32/drivers and just try to Delete or Rename
> Cdrom.sys and u will get the Trustinstaller Error .
>
> I did find the setting for trustinstaller Via Help and it has the same
> menu's similar to administration rights.. But it was Greek to me .
http://search.microsoft.com/results....trustinstaller

Mr doe wrote:
> Mr doe wrote:
>> Gordon wrote:
>>>
>>> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS
>>>
>>> What is "trustinstaller"?
>> Go to windows/system32/drivers and just try to Delete or Rename
>> Cdrom.sys and u will get the Trustinstaller Error .
>>
>> I did find the setting for trustinstaller Via Help and it has the same
>> menu's similar to administration rights.. But it was Greek to me .
> http://search.microsoft.com/results....trustinstaller
>
>
right click on cdrom.sys Choose properties And ther trustinstaller has
ownership of the file .

"Gordon" <> wrote in message
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> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
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>>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS
>

And how are you trying to replace this file? Sounds to me like you're not
doing it the right way.

"Gordon" <> wrote in message news:-...
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> "Mr doe" <> wrote in message
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>>> And TRUSTINSTALLER will not let me Replace CDROM.SYS
>
> What is "trustinstaller"?
>

It's TrustedInstaller.

In the hierarchy of Vista\Win7 security TrustedInstaller is the top.
The levels are something like:
Guest
User
Administrators
The Administrator
System
TrustedInstaller

Most of the system files are owned by TrustedInstaller and you
change permissions at your peril! You could easily crash the
system. I think that's why the 'Take Ownership' option was
removed from the right-click menu in the final Win7 release.

I see this was partially answered.

1. Log in as the user account
2. In the search at the bottom left from start type in "cmd.exe" wo quotes, right click the application and "run as administrator".
3. Type in "net user administrator /active:no" wo quotes and hit enter
4. You should receive a successful notice.
5. Type "exit"

This worked for me.