[NND]

I am having a Direct Access Component problem. When I try to go to msconfig and uncheck the box for tfswctrl.exe (like I read in another topic in this forum), I uncheck the box and then get an error message that says I have to be an Adminstrator to make the changes.

I am logged in as administrator, the only user account on my computer. I tried logging off and doing it again, rebooting didn't change it either.

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Give it a shot in safe mode. You could also try disabling it using Win Patrol. You can download it here: Win Patrol Free Edition.

Edited by Titan8990, 08 July 2007 - 12:55 PM.

[Titan8990]

Give it a shot in safe mode. You could also try disabling it using Win Patrol. You can download it here: Win Patrol Free Edition.

Edited by Titan8990, 08 July 2007 - 12:55 PM.

[NND]

Why is it that I cannot make changes to my msconfig? I am (AM) the administrator. I only have one account and that is the administrator account on my computer.

I tried disabling in the Safe mode but it still doesn't uncheck the checkmark in msconfig and I keep getting this message that I am logged on in Selective Startup (on the General tab). It tells me I have to be the administrator to do it.

Over the past week I have downloaded several different copies of freeware and I getting tired of downloading and running different Ad scans and Zone Alarms, etc. First things first and that would be to see why I am not the admin.

NND