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SVN has accounting issues with Jenkins working as SYSTEM

I have Jenkins running a python script that calls some SVN calls, my problem is that Jenkins is trying to run this script as a SYSTEM user that does not have access to SVN. It asks me for the password for "SYSTEM" on my svn call.

If I run the python script myself, I have no problem accessing the repository. Is there a way for Jenkins to run his Windows command as a user without a system? I would prefer not to encode the username and password of the SVN in my script.

Edit: I found a way to change the user Jenkins works with, access is through: Start> Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services> Right-click, Properties for jenkins> Log in.

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Create a new Jenkins task and use Subversion as a version control system. Put the URL of the Subversion repository that you want to manipulate in the Python script. A link will appear below the URL allowing you to set a login. Click the link and log in.

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