Just like in XP, you can configure Windows 7 so that you can log into the administrator account. Once configured this way, you’ll be able to select the administrator user when you are logging into your computer.
TO enable this you need to open a command prompt with administrator privileges
-press windows logo+R
-type “cmd”
Once it’s open, run this command in the command prompt:
net user administrator /active:yes
Next time you log into your computer, you’ll see the administrator user available for usage.
If you are only doing this for some temporary reason, you can use this command to remove the administrator from the login option (again, run from the admin command prompt):
andrew8062 2:11 pm on December 5, 2009
Just like in XP, you can configure Windows 7 so that you can log into the administrator account. Once configured this way, you’ll be able to select the administrator user when you are logging into your computer.
TO enable this you need to open a command prompt with administrator privileges
-press windows logo+R
-type “cmd”
Once it’s open, run this command in the command prompt:
net user administrator /active:yes
Next time you log into your computer, you’ll see the administrator user available for usage.
If you are only doing this for some temporary reason, you can use this command to remove the administrator from the login option (again, run from the admin command prompt):
net user administrator /active:no