By the way, if you ever need the "real" admin account (some folders can only be accessed by that account) you open cmd (with admin. privileges) and enter user Administrator /active:yes.
To deactivate it again the command is user Administrator /active:no.
Just tried that command....does not work.
C:\WINDOWS\system32>user Administrator /active:yes
'user' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
replaced "user" with my accounts name, same result
Ok Altae .... Thanks... If I activate it will it stay activated till I deactivate it... Because if it does stay activated I'll leave it on forever...
I'm the only one that uses this PC...
the correct command is: net user administrator /active:yes
net user administrator /active:no
Ok Old Mike 65 .... Thanks... If I activate it will it stay activated till I deactivate it...
Thanks Mike 65... I just activated it... I restarted computer and went to some files I did not have access too before and they opened up like a cold can of beer...LOL...
Be careful with that power. :)
I editing my post above when you were typing... Mike...
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