How to be administrator if I had standard user

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  1. hadza999
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    How to be administrator if I had standard user


    Hey mans,
    I am new in this forum or on this forum(s)
    My problem is I disable my Administrator accaunt and now I have one accaunt my accaunt and I am standard use..
    when I try back my administraotor accaunt say: Acces denide... and any changes I try make my UAC is just let me to click No... I can't click Yes..
    How to back my administartor accaunt if I am standard use Is that possiblle and is possiblle to I het administrator not standard user
    Help me
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  3. Kaktussoft
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    hadza999 said:
    Hey mans,
    I am new in this forum or on this forum(s)
    My problem is I disable my Administrator accaunt and now I have one accaunt my accaunt and I am standard use..
    when I try back my administraotor accaunt say: Acces denide... and any changes I try make my UAC is just let me to click No... I can't click Yes..
    How to back my administartor accaunt if I am standard use Is that possiblle and is possiblle to I het administrator not standard user
    Help me
    So you had an account with adminstrative rights and you disabled it? Now you only have standard user accounts? Correct?
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  4. Kaktussoft
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    Do this Built-in Administrator - Enable from WinRE
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  6. hadza999
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    Yes I had administrator accaunt and forget to my user change to administrator user...
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  7. hadza999
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    Is that safe man
    Can you tell me is it SaFe my windows don't crash after that insallah
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  8. Kaktussoft
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    Kaktussoft said:
    Do this Built-in Administrator - Enable from WinRE
    fix worked?
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  10. Kaktussoft
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    hadza999 said:
    Is that safe man
    Can you tell me is it SaFe my windows don't crash after that insallah
    It just patches a registry entry so built-in admin account will be active. It's very safe!
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  11. Kaktussoft
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    I see you also posted in Built-in Administrator - Enable from WinRE
    Did you save enableadmin.exe on your desktop already?
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  12. hadza999
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    Yes I now save it
    But my is problem when I did this on that turtorial you share me in one UAC show up and say: Do you allow acces this program ... bla bla and he just let me to choose No he not let me Yes to chosse
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  13. hadza999
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    In the 5 step when i chose config folder/file UAC show up and let me just to click on No
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