Face Recognition Error - you don't have permission to perform this task

Hi..
I bought my TOSHIBA laptop from Spain, so it would be in Spanish for sure ..
When i started the lap for the first time I tested the face recognition and other Toshiba software and they all worked .. but after two days i changed the display language to English and now i can't enter face recognition.
It tells me "You Do not have permission to perform this task. Please contact your administrator for help" ..
so what should i do ???

> don't really understand the instructions going through the CMD route
Using CMD you could enable the real Admin account but as far as I know you can uninstall the Face Recognition software in control panel -> software
Here remove the face recognition and reboot the notebook.
This should work too.
>There are 2 drivers on the Toshiba website, but the latest is from 2010, did this work for you, as it didn't for me?
It would be interesting to know the notebook model. But the latest version should work properly.
Important is that you would remove the old version from the system firstly!

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