Win7 Family Edition How to enable the Administrator account

Win7 Family Edition Enable Administrator account

Problem

WIN7 How does the Home Basic version enable the Administrator account?

I'm using the win 7 Home Basic version of the operating system to open the Administrator account, but I can't find "Local Users and Groups" in the Win7 flagship version of Computer Management, directly through the net user administrator/active: Yes "also not, what is the way to successfully enable the Administrator account?"

Answer

The Home Edition does not have the Local Users and Groups option in the flagship version.

It should be understood first that because the administrator account has high permissions, the computer is at risk when running under the built-in Admin account. By default, this account is disabled to protect against malicious software, thereby enhancing the security of your computer.

Verify that you have previously performed the following steps to enable the built-in administrator from the command line:

1. Click the Start button, and then type cmd in the search box.

2. In the search results list, right-click CMD, and then click Run as Administrator.

3. At the command prompt, type net user Administrator/active:yes, and then press Enter.

4. Type the net user Administrator , and then press Enter.

Note: Replace the token with the password you want to set for the administrator account .

5. Type exit, and then press Enter. Log off from the current user account. Log on to the system using the Administrator account and your new password.

For security purposes, the home version system user can log on using the Administrator account in Safe mode. However, the Home Edition system cannot enable activation of this account, either through the above steps or through the command prompt or by setting up local users and groups.