The system administrator account is in Win7 and cannot be found

For security reasons, the Windows 7 Administrator account is disabled by default. When you need to use it, it is also simple to turn on and does not require complex operations.

The following two methods are listed below.

Method One: Enable the system Administrator account from system administration.

· Open the Start menu, right-click Computer, and select Manage.

· In the Computer Management window, navigate to Local Users and Groups-> users. Click to expand the users item.

· In the Details window on the right, right-click "Administrator" and select "Properties".

By default, the "Account Disabled" item in the Administrator Properties window is checked. We need to cancel the check and press OK to save the changes

Method Two: Use the command to enable the sysadmin administrator account.

· Click the Start button to type cmd.exe in the Start search box. When the corresponding program pops up, right-click and select "Run as Administrator".

Method Two: Use the command to enable the sysadmin administrator account.

· Click the Start button to type cmd.exe in the Start search box. When the corresponding program pops up, right-click and select "Run as Administrator".

· When the command window is open, type net user Administrator/active:yes. After the loss, click Enter.

Seeing the "command completed successfully" message indicates that the system administrator account has been enabled for illustration.

(Similarly, if you want to deactivate the Administrator account in the future, type the command net User Administrator/active:no.) )