Built-in Administrator Account - Enable or Disable

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  1. Posts : 3
    window 7 Ultimate 32 bit
       #260

    Brink said:
    Hello Vien, and welcome to Seven Forums.

    That error means that you are not currently logged in to an administrator account that would have the access rights to perform that action. A standard user does not have the access rights for that.

    If you do not have access to any administrator accounts, then you may need to reinstall Windows.
    Dear Shawn,

    Well noted and tks for your advice, I don't want to re install Window due to it take too much time, can we active the administrator by other way?

    looking forward to your advice soon.

    Thank you & nice weekend at yours!
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  2. Posts : 3
    window 7 Ultimate 32 bit
       #261

    vienhtv said:
    Brink said:
    Hello Vien, and welcome to Seven Forums.

    That error means that you are not currently logged in to an administrator account that would have the access rights to perform that action. A standard user does not have the access rights for that.

    If you do not have access to any administrator accounts, then you may need to reinstall Windows.
    Dear Shawn,

    Well noted and tks for your advice, I don't want to re install Window due to it take too much time, can we active the administrator by other way?

    looking forward to your advice soon.

    Thank you & nice weekend at yours!

    Dear Shawn,

    Can we change from the standard user to Administrator user?

    Tks.
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  3. Posts : 72,634
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       #262

    Vien,

    You would have to be logged on to an administrator account to be able to make those changes.

    Do you have any other administrator account on the computer that you can log in to for this?
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  4. Posts : 8
    Palermo
       #263

    Hi,

    i've read many comments on how to enable admin account and then set password, but i'm trying to find a better and faster way to do it.

    Above all, is there also a way to hide the password in the same script?

    Thanks in advance for your reply.

    Fabrizio
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  5. Posts : 72,634
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       #264

    fabfisc said:
    Hi,

    i've read many comments on how to enable admin account and then set password, but i'm trying to find a better and faster way to do it.

    Above all, is there also a way to hide the password in the same script?

    Thanks in advance for your reply.

    Fabrizio
    Hello Fabrizio, and welcome to Seven Forums.

    I've updated OPTION THREE to add step 3 to help show you how to. :)
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  6. Posts : 8
    Palermo
       #265

    Hi Brink, and thanks for your faster reply. :)

    I apologize if i forgot to tell it before, but i need a script (better if vbs) to do that as i manage many new notebooks to initialize (for first time) and then enable the admin account.
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  7. Posts : 72,634
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       #266

    If you like, you could use the same command in a .bat file. You would just need to right click on the .bat file and click on "Run as administrator".
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  8. Posts : 8
    Palermo
       #267

    I will appreciate very much if you could suggest me that way.

    Please, can you report here the code for even a .cmd?

    Many thanks
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  9. Posts : 72,634
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
    Thread Starter
       #268

    The code would be the exact same command line used in step 3 of OPTION TWO in this tutorial.
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  10. Posts : 8
    Palermo
       #269

    Yes, but i need to run it as administrator.

    Instead, i would double click it and let it make all the job, without errors or asking me password...
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