How to find the real Administrator account and administrator account in Windows 7
For security reasons, the system Administrator account of Windows 7 is disabled by default. To enable it for use, it is actually very simple and does not require complex operations.
Method 1: Enable Administrator in System Management
1. Open the Start menu, right-click "computer", and select "manage". Note: If a confirmation window is displayed, enter the account name and password with administrator permissions \ or click yes to continue
2. In the Details window on the right, right-click "Administrator" and select "properties"
3. In the "Computer Management" window, locate "local users and groups> Users ". Click to expand the "user" item
4. By default, the "Account Disabled" option in the Administrator Properties window is checked. We need to deselect the check box and then press "OK" to save the changes.
Method 2: Use a command prompt to enable Administrator
1. Click Start and type cmd.exe in the Start search box. Right-click the corresponding program and select "Run as administrator". Note: If the confirmation window is displayed, enter the account name and password with administrator permissions \ or click yes to continue
2. After the command window is opened, type net user administrator/active: yes. After the input is complete, press the Enter key to see the "command completed successfully" information, indicating that the system Administrator account is enabled.
Notes
Similarly, if you want to disable the system Administrator account in the future, type the command net user administrator/active: no.
How does one access the Administrator account in Windows 7?
Right-click computer-Manage-local and group-user, right-click Administrator-properties, and remove the Disabled Account in general.
How does one access the Administrator account in Windows 7?
Right-click computer-Manage-local and group-user, right-click Administrator-properties, and remove the Disabled Account in general.