You can reset Microsoft Administrative permissions in Windows, you can do this by creating a new User and then allowing the default Administrator permissions. To do this, you need to be a member of the Administrators group on your local computer. Now log on to the Server with the user that you want to reset Microsoft Administrative permissions. In the left menu click Start, Run, and then type msconfig and press Enter. In the windows that appears, click Advanced, System, and then click Properties. Under System, click Advanced System Settings, and then click Security.
Click the Security tab, and then click the Change button next to Disable Administrator Approval Verification to deny Microsoft access to its stored passwords. You should now be able to go back to the file you are working on and click OK. Now, return to your Desktop and click Control Panel. In the Control Panel window, click Add or Remove Snap-Ins from the Add/Remove Programs Wizard. When you click OK, you will be able to navigate to your Personal folder and click on Add Programs. Next, you need to click Folder Options, and then click Personalization. In the Personalization window, click or tap the Advanced tab and select Empty to add a new empty Personal Folder.
Now, go to the folder and create a new Folder, and name it Whatever you like. Now, you can click OK when prompted. Now go back to the Folder Options window and under Personalization, click Folder Options. In the Folder Options window, click the Security tab and select Empty. Then click Apply and OK. You should now be able to open a file and click the right arrow to bring up the right menu and click « My Computer ». You should now see a new folder called Empty in the Folder Options pane.
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