Windows7 multiple ways to enable a Super Administrator Administrator account

Open the Win7 Home normal version of the Super Administrator account Administrotor

WIN7 Home Normal Edition There is no local users and groups item, and you cannot turn on the Super Administrator account Administrator by using the right-click-Manage method of the computer.

To turn on the Win7 home version of the Super Admin account, you first need to log into the system with an account that has administrator privileges, and then follow these steps:

1> Open the registry: Click "Start", "Run" in the Run window type: regedit

2> registry key found: Hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windowsnt\currentversion\winlogon\

3> Create a new registry key "Specialaccounts" under the above registry key, create a new subkey under it "UserList", and then create a new DWORD (32-bit) value named "Administrator" to change its value to "1"

4> activates the administrator user. Restart the computer, press F8 in the last security mode, under Administrator privileges, click "Start", "Run" in the Run window input: cmd, in the DOS window input:

Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
NET user Administrator/active:yes

5> Restart the computer or switch users, this should be able to see the Super Administrator administrator user, to administrator identity login can, default no password!

Enable WINDOWS7 Super Administrator Administrator account method one

1> turn off UAC, and in Control Panel, user accounts, remove the tick "Turn user Account Control on or off" to restart your computer.

2> log in using the account you created when installing the system Windows7

3> "Start", "All Programs", "Accessories", right-click "Command Prompt", select "Run as Administrator", "Allow"

4> in the Open Command Prompt window, enter "regedit", return, and open the Registry program window.

5> found registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Nt\currentversion\winlogon\

Right-click Winlogon, select "New", "Item (K)" In the menu, and the new item name is set to: specialaccounts
Right-click Specialaccounts, select "New", "Item (K)" In the menu, and the new item name is set to: userlist
Right-click on the UserList and select "New", "DWORD (32-bit) value (D)" In the menu, and the new item name is set to: Administrator, Value: 1

6> enter the following command in the Command Prompt window and return (note: There is a space before the slash)

Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
NET user Administrator/active:yes

7> Log off or restart the computer, you can see the Super Administrator Administrator account! The default is no password, you can log in directly.
After Setup is complete, if you want to disable the Super Admin user Administrator, enter the following command on the command line:

Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
NET user Administrator/active:no

If you want to view the user group, enter the following command from the command Prompt window:

Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
Control USERPASSWORDS2

Enable WINDOWS7 Super Administrator Administrator account method two

1> log in using the account you created when installing the system Windows7
2> running Lusrmgr.msc
3> in Lusrmgr.msc, the left side of the user, in the right column right click Administrator Select Properties, remove the account has been disabled this option before the tick
4> Log off or restart your computer

A similar method is described below:

1> log in using the account you created when installing the system Windows7
2> Right-click on my Computer and select Manage
3> expand Local Users and groups in Computer Management, click User Options, select Administrator account, right-click to select Properties
4> Cancel the account under the Administrator account attribute is disabled, click OK, you can open the Administrator account

Windows7 default use of Super Administrator account Administrator login method

1> Select the appropriate method above to open the Super Administrator account
2> your account is disabled, your computer will prompt you to log out and log in with your administrator account by default.

Windows7 Super Admin Account Administrator instructions

1> people who are not familiar with computers use the Super Administrator account and turn off UAC features carefully
2> Win7 's default administrator is this: if you do not join the domain, as long as the computer has a legitimate account with administrator rights, the default administrator can not login. If you don't have any administrator account on your computer, you can log in by default administrator account.
3> Windows7 If the administrator user is disabled, administrator users cannot be used in Safe mode, and administrator users can be used in normal mode if the administrator user is enabled

Windows7 multiple ways to enable a Super Administrator Administrator account