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 .
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(If the confirmation window pops up, enter the account name and password with administrator privileges or click "Yes" to allow it to continue.) ）
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- In the Computer Management window, navigate to Local Users and Groups-> users . Click to expand the users item.
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- In the Details window on the right, right-click "Administrator" and select " Properties ".
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- By default, the " account disabled " item in the Administrator Properties window is checked. We need to uncheck it and press " OK " to save the changes.
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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, select " as Administrator."
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(if a confirmation window pops up, enter an account name and password with administrator privileges or click " Yes " to continue.
- When the
- command window is open, type net user Administrator/active:yes . After the loss, click Enter.
Seeing that the " command successfully completed " information indicates that the Administrator administrator account has been enabled for illustration.
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(Similarly, if you want to deactivate the Administrator Administrator account later, type the command net user administrator/active:no can be. )
