I'm the owner of my computer but I made my side of the computer
limited thinking that would make it limited to other users, not
myself. How can I change it back and make my side the
administrator side?
"Your side"...?
Are you saying you went in and changed your user to a limited user while you
were an administrator instead of changing the other users to limited users?
What Operating System (version)?
If XP Home Edition - boot into safe mode, log on as the user "administrator"
and change your account back.
If XP Professional Edition and you utilize the "welcome screen" logon
(pictures next to usernames) -- Press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice there and log on as
the user "administrator" and change your account back.
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