I accidentally deleted the administrator account I created when I installed WIN 7

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• I accidentally deleted the administrator account while trying to get rid of administrator privileges - HELP!

  I used CommandPrompt to try to rid the administrator privileges for that when I'm on another user account he don't ask me the password, or install all the files that I had the intention of this account to the administrator account. I used the command net user administrator / active: No.

  I'm not quite sure if I completely deleted the account or hidden in some way, but now whenever I try to do anything that requires the administrator password (almost everything) I don't even have an opportunity to choose Yes to enter and only the no option I can't change any settings on the computer at all by using a user account This being via CommandPrompt, Panel etc. I'm at a complete loss as what to do.

  (Also, if someone was uncertain, the account Administrator is not visible on the screen to connect.)

  I used CommandPrompt to try to rid the administrator privileges

  -> Order net user administrator / active: No. will do exactly what it says: it allows to disable the administrator account. That is to throw the main key to the safe. Here's how you can reverse this reckless action:
  1. Set your BIOS so that it uses the DVD drive as its primary boot device.
  2. Start the computer with your Windows 7 repair CD.
  3. Press a key when prompted to boot from the DVD.
  4. Select 'PC Repair' in the menu.
  5. Select 'Repair' when prompted.
  6. When you are prompted, select System Restore.
  7. Set Windows to a point before you demoted the administrator account.
  8. Plan ahead a little and create, test and document an alternative admin account, even you have a spare emergency House key. This will save you a lot of trouble.

• I accidentally deleted my administrative account that had a password to attach to it and now I can't log on to my laptop.

  I accidentally deleted my administrative account that had a password to attach to it and now I can't log on to my laptop. He said that my laptop needs a password and the old password does not work. And there is not any other profile that I could use. Can anyone help me please with this problem?

  Here you go:

  1. Set your BIOS so that it uses the DVD drive as its primary boot device.
  2. Start the computer with your Windows 7 repair CD.
  3. Press a key when prompted to boot from the DVD.
  4. Select 'PC Repair' in the menu.
  5. Select 'Repair' when prompted.
  6. When you are prompted, select System Restore.
  7. Configure Windows to a point before you deleted the admin account.
  8. Plan ahead a little and create, test and document an alternative admin account, same as you have a spare emergency House key.

• I accidentally deleted the Administrators account, how can I restore it?

  I accidentally deleted the Administrators account in user accounts.  How can I restore it?

  Hello

  1. what happens when you connect to the admin account?

  2. do you get an error message?

  I suggest you to refer to this link and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/940765

  It will be useful.

• My niece has deleted the administrator account on my computer. How can I create a new one?

  original title: Going slowly crazy. Help me please ;-(

  My niece has deleted my other computer administrator account. How can I put back on my access is now very limited

  Hi SecseeFoll,

  ·         How many accounts do you have?

  ·         You have access to any account of admin rights?

  ·         How have you removed from the administrator account?

  ·         What operating system is it (windows vista or windows 7)?

  For now, try the following steps:

  To activate built to the administrator account in windows vista or windows 7 you must connect to all the account administrator rights and perform these steps

  1) click Start and type cmd.exe

  (2) in programs, right-click on command prompt and click run as administrator

  (3) in the command prompt, type net user administrator / Active: Yes

  Answer with results

• How to import old emails having accidentally deleted the email account?

  I have deleted my thunderbird e-mail account and now cannot access the mails I received. I'm trying to find them on the computer and import them, but don't know how to do. I use thunderbird on windows 8.1. Any help is appreciated!

  If you have deleted the email account, then it is expected that you wouldn't see emails. So there is nothing wrong with this part.

  It is possible to recover a deleted account.

  If you have an IMAP email account you simply re-create the IMAP account as e-mail messages are stored on the server and IMAP e-mail accounts have a remote view directories on the server.

  If you had a Pop e-mail account, e-mail messages are download from the server Inbox for the email account Thunderbird Inbox. By default, they download, and then delete the copy on the server. So now the only copy in your computer. You can set it up so that emails are not deleted from the server. Tools > account settings > server settings for pop mail account Select "Leave messages on the server" click OK

  Note: If you have an account and you want to remove it, but you always want to see e-mail messages, you need to move e-mails in local folders first and then delete the account.

  How to recover a deleted email account.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Recovering_deleted_mail_accounts

  This link tells you how to recover the account. But I described the process below.

  First check emails exist make hidden folders and files visible:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Show_hidden_files_and_folders

  In Thunderbird
  Help > troubleshooting information
  Click on the view file"" button.

  A new window opens to display the your profile folder.
  Click on "Mail".
  Click on the name of pop e-mail account (if it does not exist, then they are gone).
  Note its name and where it is located. In general: C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\profile name\Mail\pop mail account name of the folder.

  This will show you all the folders listed as "files", they don't have any extension. Thus, for example: you will see the Inbox (email containing) and Inbox.msf (indexing file - no email).

  You can open the Inbox folder using Notepad to see the emails.

  Assuming that the account and emails are still there: close the window.

  In Thunderbird: Create a new pop e-mail account by using the same parameters as the one you deleted.
  File > new > account mail Exisitng

  Now to the point the mail account created to use the e-mail account deleted.
  Tools > account settings > server to the newly created pop e-mail account settings.
  lower-right look for "local directory".
  Click on the button "Browse".
  Locate your original pop email account and click Open
  In general it is located here:
  C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\profile folder name\Mail\pop mail account name.

  Click OK

• I want to delete the administrator account

  I have my laptop to old-school Sisters of ohdela, she has a new, then I'm an old man. There are some things that the admin account doesn't let me download and I want the administrator deleted account, im tired of him.

  My system is: Microsoft Windows XP Professional version 2002 service 3 pack

  Help, please.

  Ask your sister for the password, you can use this account to create a new one with the admin rights.

• Accidentally deleted my administrator account

  So I was messing around with a few things and I went on 'Run' and type 'control of useraccounts2' I was using the keyboard instead of the mouse to move and click on stuff and I clicked 'Delete' while my administrator account has been highlighted and I deleted my administrator by accident account.

  However, the account I deleted still seems to work for most... I have another administrator account. When I look in the 'user accounts', my other administrator account is still there, and he said that this is an administrator account, so I don't really understand what is happening...
  So my question is is there a way to solve this problem and if so, how?
  Thank you
  Andrew Davis

  Hi AndrewDavis64,

  ·         Have you deleted the account appears on the home screen?

  ·         If it is, can you login to the account?

  I suggest to create a new user account with administrator privileges and check if the problem persists.

  If you are unable to open Control Panel to create a new user account and then, try to create this in safe mode.

  Create a user account

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/create-a-user-account

  If the problem is solved by the new user account you may have a corrupted user account, follow the article to fix the damaged user profile.

  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

• Cannot delete the administrator account

  Hello:

  I am an administrator in Windows 7 and I cannot delete another account Administrator named 'test '. When I select the "test" account in the management of accounts, I get the list of choices:
  Change the name of the account
  Create a password
  Change the image
  Set up Parental controls
  Manage another account.
  When I click on my original administrator account, the list of options is:
  Change the name of the account
  Change the password
  Remove the password
  Change the image
  Set up Parental controls
  Change account type
  Remove account
  Manage another account
  The 'delete account' does not appear in the account of 'test '. So, how can I delete this account 'test '?
  Thanks for any help.
  Alex

  The "Test" account was probably the original ' administrator' account until you have renamed it. It cannot be deleted. You can find as follows:

  1. Click on the globe to start, and then type the three letters cmd into the search box and press ENTER.
  2. Type these commands and press ENTER after each:
     net users
     (to see a list of all accounts)
     NET user test
     (to see all the details for the test account)
  Anyway, as one admin account is a bad idea, even than having just a key to the House. What would you do if something was wrong with this single account? At all times, you should have two accounts admin fully tested and documented.

• How to restore my admin account that I accidentally deleted? no administrator account was created in place of

  How to restore an Administrators account that was accidentally deleted before the creation of the new Administrators account?  Windows XP

  I have another account directors, but it changed right before user privileges.

  How to restore an Administrators account that was accidentally deleted before the creation of the new Administrators account?  Windows XP

  I have another account directors, but it changed right before user privileges.

  Windows Xp has a default Administrator account that are visible only in safe mode when a new admin account has been created. Cannot delete the administrator account by default no matter what you do. When you remove a user, and then you get these options on the screen:

  (a) delete files
  (b) keep the files
  (c) cancel

  If you have selected a) then the files are well and truly gone. I'm sorry. However, if you selected option b) then you will be able to see the profile in C:\Users folder.

  Restart the computer in Safe Mode. When you are prompted to choose an account select administrator. Re-create the user profile.

• Accidentally deleted the windows credentials

  Hello

  I accidentally deleted my account under windows with all its letters of nobility. Now I can't access the Internet on my pc. I can open my email but not other Web sites. It displays the 400 error message or say ssl not found. I ve not done no backup of credentials. I'm worried how can I pick up my credentials? Help, please

  Hi Renon,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  (a) you have any admin account in the system?

  (b) the question has started happening recently?

  (c) when exactly you get 400 error?

  If you delete the administrator account, you lose Admin privileges on your system. If you have another admin account, you can transfer the data to this account and make that your main account. To share your files and folders to other account, see the following article:

  Share files and folders

  If, however, your problem has occurred recently and that you didn't do any significant changes to the system, you can try to restore your system to an image created before when the problem occurred. To run the system restore, refer to the following steps:

  To restore your PC to an earlier point in time

  1. Enter in the right edge of the screen and then click on Search.
     (If you use a mouse, point to the upper right of the screen, move the pointer of the mouse down and then click find.)

  2. Enter the Control Panel in the start search box and press or click on Control Panel.

  3. Enter the collection in the control panel search box, and then tap or click recovery.

  4. Press or click open system restore, and then follow the instructions.

  Note: When you use system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, the programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Y at - it anway to remove the administrator account to anoter acount normal

  I forgot my administrator password. Its a new laptop so I don't mind if it's the only option of reset

  Hello

  1. you have to any other administrator account?
  2. which version of the Windows operating system is installed on your computer?

  A Standard user account cannot delete the administrator account. Only an administrator can delete or reset the administrator account.

  Microsoft's strategy concerning lost or forgotten passwords: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/189126

• Lost for the administrator account password.

  I created two accounts in Windows Vista, an administrator account and the other a basic user account.  Unfortunately, it was a long time ago and I hadn't used the administrator access is some time and I forgot the password.  Now I can't access all the functions that require administrator rights.  Is there a way to 'reset' of the administrator account or create a new account administrator without initial password?

  Hello Totsie,

  Microsoft technical support engineers cannot help you recover the passwords of the files and Microsoft who are lost or forgotten product features. For more information about this policy, please see the article below:

  Microsoft's strategy concerning lost or forgotten passwords

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/189126/

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• I have a problem with the administrator account.

  Original title: administrator account is down: no-show to secure boot, will not take password (no defined) to allow facilities. What now?

  I am the only user on my PC Windows 7 Home Premium and have been using it until as recently as an administrator. After learning that it was better to use a standard-privileges account yesterday, I went to the user accounts and brought a few changes, which I am not convinced that I remember exactly, but which provided for the creation of a new account administrator called "Administrator", giving this account a profile picture and changing my personal account with standard privileges. I may have set the password of the new account to be the same as the former, or may not have specified a password, but I know that I didn't not create a new password. Anyway, now I can't do anything that requires administrator privileges.  When the window opens to allow an action preferred by logging in as 'Administrator', or my old password or all simply hit the "Enter" button works. I know that this is the administrator account, I created, because there the thumbnail profile photo that I assigned to him. A used computer scientist Ophcrack successfully, which correctly specified the password of my account now-standard and said that the password of the administrator account was nothing. The newspaper in the boot prompt, administrator does not appear as an option in profile, and it does not appear in the start Mode menu safe either.  The situation is desperate now? What can I do? Thanks for any help!

  When changes to an administrator account, then the safe way goes like this:

  1. Create, test, and document an admin account to spare, even you have a spare House key.
  2. Change your normal administrator account according to your needs.

  If you don't take these precautions, then you can do this:
  1. Use your repair Windows CD to start the machine in Repair Mode.
  2. Use system restore to set Windows to a point before you did what you did.

• Cannot install Google earth. Error in the administrator account: "your system administrator set policies against the installation of this program.

  Original title: why not my Windows XP SP3 machine allows installation of any product from google?

  I am running Windows XP SP3 and what-so-ever did not want to upgrade to Vista or Win7.
  Now I try to install google earth, what is happening is the setup.exe for downloading google earth data, but will not perform the installation process.

  I get an error message saying that "the installation failed, try again."
  So I asked google if he could understand that out and they were no help, so I decided to use the administrator account on my computer to install it, what was interesting on this topic (and disturbing) was that after running the same setup.exe file, a different error came up saying that "your system administrator set policies against installing this program" (or something like that)
  now, I checked everything in "Political system" under administrative options, but still no help.
  Can someone help me please?
  Derek "Rick."

  Well, it seems that the program has been installed, it was not recognized as a program in one of the directories, I have just fallen on the directory with the program Google earth work. The directory was hidden in the ~ temp file deep inside the C:\ drive