You can use simple administrator user accounts to perform almost part of the actions in Windows 7. But sometimes you might need to use built-in administrator account.
You can easily use that account by following the instructions:
1. Open Command Prompt: click Start button and type cmd in the Start Search string. Find Command Prompt in the search result list and right-click on this item, then choose Run as administrator.
2. Press Yes button if you are prompted for User Account Control permission.
3. At the Command Prompt type:
net user administrator /active:yes
press Enter button on your keyboard.
4. If you want set the password for this account at the Command Prompt type
net user administrator
and then press Enter button on your keyboard.
Note: Replace the your_password with desired password that you want to set to built-in administrator account.
5. Close Command Prompt.
6. Log off the current user account and check the results.
If you want disable built-in administrator account you can perform that by following the instructions:
1. Open Command Prompt: click Start button and type cmd in the Start Search string. Find Command Prompt in the search result list and right-click on this item, then choose Run as administrator.
2. In the Command Prompt type:
net user administrator /active:no
press Enter button on your keyboard.
3. Close Command Prompt.
4. Log off the current user account and check the results.
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