Unwanted startup account

I Had to uninstall the ATi drivers from my machine this pm to test a NVidia card. Now I watched (foolishly in hindsight) a video on how to do this and during this video it advised that in regedit one had to type "NET ADMINISTRATOR /ACTIVE:YES" now I knew no better so carnied on and now when I power up the machine I get an Administrator account and my original one.

So being the smart person I am I ran that instruction only typing NO at the the end thinking it would revert back to just my own personal account - WRONG!!

So can someone tell me how to get rid of that annoying start up feature please?

Hum don't seem to have a local users and groups in mine?

F5ing said:

What edition of w7 is it?

Home Premium F5 and I have found that feature may only be a Pro or Ultimate feature - from what I can make out anyway.

F5ing said:

Re-read my prior post -- there's an addition.

And, yeah, that's why local users and groups isn't available.

Ooops F5 sorry my friend I completely missed that I'll give it a go but as I said the tutorial mentions what I did in my original post. I just reversed the command but it is still there but anyway I'll try again - thanks.

F5ing said:

And re-read my last one; I added to it as well...

I found what I did wrong I missed typing "user" into that command line so I was doing the right thing first up but not paying enough attention

- Was trying to install two other machines with security and well I should listen to my mate who constantly tells me to take things slower

Trouble is there is not enough hours in a day eh?

Thanks to you both you have been very patient with a silly old err person like me!:)

You can go into your user accounts in the control panel and there is an option there to disable the admin account.