Enable Administrator account on Windows 7

For security reasonsThe super Administrator Account (Administrator) is hidden"Normal user" is not allowed to log on. To log on to the Windows 7 super Administrator account, you must first enable this super administrator account.How to enable Windows 7 super Administrator Account? Similar to Vista.

First, disable UAC. In the control panel-in the user account-select "open or close User Account Control" to remove the check box and restart the computer (for security reasons, if you are not familiar with the computer, use the super Administrator Account and disable UAC), and then follow the nine steps below.

1. log on to windows7 using the account created during installation, such as feilong.
2. Start-allProgram-Attachments: Right-click "command prompt" and select "Run as administrator" and "allow ".

3. In the open Command Prompt window, enter "Regedit" and press enter to open the Registry Program window.
4. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon
5. Right-click WinlogonNew Item (k), Named specialaccounts
6. Right-click specialaccountsNew Item (k), Named userlist
7. Right-click userlistNew DWORD (32-bit) value (d), Name: Administrator, key value: 1

8. In the Command Prompt window, enter:Net user administrator/active: YesAnd press Enter. A success prompt is displayed.
9. log out or restart, and the super administrator account is displayed! No password by default. you can log on!

To view the user group, enter control userpasswords2 in the Command Prompt window. If you want to disable it, enter: Net user administrator/active: No in command line cmd.