How does Windows 7 enable the built-in Administrator account?

How do I enable the built-in Administrator account? In this way, you do not have to always select "Run as Administrator" for programs that run frequently, and you do not have to handle user Account Control prompts to run automatically.

You should first understand that the computer is at risk when running under the built-in Administrator account. By default, this account is disabled to protect against malicious software, thereby enhancing the security of your computer. If you only want to avoid user Account Control prompts, simply go to the Operations center and click Change user Account Control settings to change this setting.
If you still want to enable the built-in Administrator account, follow these steps:
1. Click the Start button, and then type cmd in the search box.
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2. At the command prompt, type net user Administrator/active:yes, and then press Enter.
3. Type NET user Administrator <password>, and then press Enter.
Note: Replace <Password> tag with the password you want to set for the administrator account.
Type exit, and then press Enter. Log off from the current user account.