Hide Administrator account from the Welcome Screen

Kari said:

UAC works also when built-in administrator account is disabled.

Take a look above.

Im not quite sure about that, beause last time I did that, I couldnt enable it!
This means I have to make another Admin account...

manhunter2826 said:

^Is the local security policy not available in Home Premium -- I was just experimenting and it's not there.

thanks.

Nope, not at all. Only in 7 Pro and Ultimate, for whatever bloody reason. I guess MS did not intend for people to connect Home and Home Premium to a domain.

My problem is resolved. Impossible to return to the exact status quo ante the registry change, but I got in and restored my previous settings. I used this, btw. Thanks!

I'd like to know whether hiding (by using reg hack or other way if any, using win7 ultimate) the built-in admin account and creating two standard accounts, I'll still be prompted for administrator password without any problem when using anyone of them.
It's just hidden, and enabled, it should be ok, I guess..

i did this and now my other account is blank during log in

Bill2 said:

manhunter,

Home Premium does not include the Local Security Policy Manager so you'll need to do a registry modification to enable the classic logon.

Click on start and type "regedit.exe" withot quotes into the search field, hit enter.

Expand the registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System

Double-click on “dontdisplaylastusername” in the right pane and then modify the value to “1″

i set my value to 1 and now my other account is blank

Now i make The built-in administrator account hide how can i Access it now ????