So it seems that someone has renamed the real built-in Administrator accountĪnd created a new administrator account named "Administrator" and even set upĪ misleading description for it. Your computer setup is weird: You seem to be using the built-in Administrator account,īut this account runs always in Admin mode and does not require using Does anyone have any thoughts on what UAC configuration I might check and be able to try changing to see if I can avoid the need for "Run As Administrator" ? Needless to say, Epson just cannot be of any help (they don't give access to their development team !).
It so happens we hit upon the workaround of "Run As Administrator" and, although that's not so terrible, it shouldn't have to be that way.Ĭlearly my Administrator user account has a missing or inappropriate permission which prevents me using the scanner without insisting on elevated privileges. I've been onto Epson Support of course, but their ability to help is limited to the functions of the hardware, not the software which drives it. When I replaced the printer, I was careful to properly uninstall every single item of Epson software, reboot, then install the new ET-2600 software. The weird thing is that this new printer replaces a much older Epson XP-305 which had EXACTLY the same issue (albeit in the case of the XP-305 I got round it by logging out of Administrator and logging into another account purely to be able to scan a document). The whole of the printer is working just as you would expect it to - except that to set up the scanner and use it, I HAVE to run the Epson 2 Scan utility with "Run As Administrator" or else it simply doesn't function properly. I currently have a Epson ET-2600 with a built-in scanner. But that's not actually the case for one specific area: an Epson printer which has a scanner. On the face of it, this user account looks to have what could be loosely termed "admin privileges". Local Group Memberships *Administrators *Users The user name is "Administrator" and here are the details for that account as given by 'net user Administrator': User name AdministratorĬomment Built-in account for administering the computer/domain
I have a Windows 10 64-bit Dell laptop where the account I normally log into was set up by a company which no longer exists.
0 kommentar(er)
