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• Reset windows vista password and my administrator account is disabled, and I have no disc reset... Please help...

  Hello my son has been playing games on my Windows Vista computer and changed the password to connect to the computer and we not do a reset disk and administrator account is disabled.  Is there anyway I can save the data on the computer by resetting the password?  If so, can someone explain to me how do? I don't want to lose everything on my computer. Thanks in advance! Shelley

  Hello

  "What to do if you forget your Windows password"

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows-Vista/what-to-do-if-you-forget-your-Windows-password

  "If you forget the administrator password, and you do not have a password reset disk or another administrator account, you will not be able to reset the password. If there is no other user account on the computer, you will not be able to log on Windows and you need to reinstall Windows. »

  Microsoft prohibits any help given in these Forums for you help bypass or "crack" passwords lost or forgotten.

  Here's information from Microsoft, explaining that the policy:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/keeping-passwords-secure-Microsoft-policy-on/39f56ef0-5d68-41AD-9daa-6e6019c25d37

  See you soon.

• Administrator account is disabled - system 5 error when trying to access

  So I created a user account with administrator rights because I had problems with other accounts of user download of malware and viruses on my computer.  Unfortunately, I've changed the password one night when I was very tired and now draws a complete blank on what it might be.  Time has passed and I have tried everything I can think enough to know that I'm up a Creek trying to remember this password.  After that some searching around, I learned to start safe mode to access the hidden administrator account, which does NOT produce the hidden administrator account.  Then I read about access to the cmd as administrator, but that doesn't work either because he asks me the password I don't remember.  If I try to run cmd with "net users administrator / Active: Yes", receives a message indicating "system error 5 has occurred, access denied.  Same thing if I try to enter "net user *", and then click the password twice to clear it.  I know that I have set up with administrator access the user account is different than construction administrator b/c if I go 'lusrmgr.msc' in the search/run box on the start menu, then clicking on 'users' I can see that they are two separate accounts.  When I click with the right button on the built in Admin and select Properties, it shows a check in the box "account is disabled".  If I uncheck this box, I gives me the error message "access denied."  If I try to go the other route and check the "account is disabled" on the user account that I set up with administrator access, I gives me the same error.  If I try to delete the setting of administrator group of the user account that I set up with administrator access I'm access denied once again.  All this is considered... other ideas or tips? I read somewhere that apparently since I created a user to have admin access, hidden admin is disabled by windows automatically for safety.  I really hope this isn't the case!  I'm very hesitant to use a tool to reset password to a third party if I have to, but I'm running out of options and it's been months.  I appreciate any help, tips, reviews, etc.  Thank you!

  You cannot administer a computer unless you are an administrator.

  The built-in account is disabled if there is another admin account.

  There is no way around it, or it would not be safe.

  Don't forget the computers are not safe during execution.

  MS sites will not discuss hacking password.

• How can I copy the user created in the administrator account?

  Hello

  I would like to ask what can I do? When I installed Vista Home Premium on my computer, I created another user account! I have configured my PC how I like it! With all the parameters that I need (research, programs, etc...) I don't want 2 user account, but I can't remove the administrator one! (Now, it's empty, nothing about this)

  So, how can I copy all my settings, remove the user and a user account?

  I hope I was understandable! :)

  Good day!

  Hi Muzsika,

  I don't know what you mean, so I'll just say what I think is your problem, and then respond.

  Problem: I have a standard account I have all my files in and have customized this account. I have an administrator account that I don't use. Because I can't remove the administrator account, I would copy the standard account for the administrator account and remove the standard account.

  The answer is: change the standard account to an administrator. account, and then delete the other admin account.
  How to change an account type to administrator: (necessarily using the account admin.)

  1. Open a user account by clicking on the button start , clicking Control Panel, clicking user accounts and family safety, click user accounts, and then clicking on manage another account. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  2. Click on the standard account and then click on change the account type.

  3. Select the type of account you want, and then click on change the account Type.

• To a particular user (e.g. ADMINISTRATOR) account completely secret to other users (for example, GUEST) in a Window XP

  I have (Window XP) two user accounts administrator and other comments. I want to make the contents of the D drive (I have two drives C and D, even if the window to make the content of MY PAPER 'private' for a particular user, but not the content of the disk D :) completely hidden for the 'guest' user. How to do?

  You can't do that, instead, you can try hide and display options.

  http://www.ehow.com/how_2249033_hide-Windows-XP-Vista-folders.html

  http://www.ehow.com/how_2306681_unhide-folders-files-XP.html

• How can I convert my user standard ac the administrator account

  my administrative ac transferred to standard acre now I have no privileges to add or remove the softwareor programe. He asked me to provide the administrative password. well kindly help me how can I convert my standard user in adminstrater ac ac

  my administrative ac transferred to standard acre now I have no privileges to add or remove the softwareor programe. He asked me to provide the administrative password. well kindly help me how can I convert my standard user in adminstrater ac ac

  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. Set Windows to a point before you demoted 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. This will save you a lot of trouble.

• How can I make and additional administrative account?

  I'm in safe mode but cant find were to make an additional admin account to help?

  You do not necessarily need to be in safe mode, but whatever it is, while logged in as an administrator, you can go to start > Control Panel > user add or remove accounts and in that choose "Create a new account" and will then have the choice of the Standard user or administrator.

• No administrator account on my user ID. There is a boot in safe mode

  I just had a new hard drive installed with xp. When I login with my username I notice there is no under Documents and Settings administrator account. It has no administrator under USERS account. When I boot in safe mode, the administrator account is here. How can I get the administrator to display on my ID?

  Cannot delete the administrator account.  That is, it does not display.  To show this, open a command prompt window (start-> Run-> "cmd") and enter the command:
  net users
  This will display a list of all the users set up on your system.  I bet that 'Administrator' is one of them (as in 'comments').

  To connect as an administrator, you should disable the auto logon in Windows XP feature that allows to bypass the login screen.

  'Windows XP ignores the 'Welcome' screen and automatically displays the desktop'
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/305906 >

  HTH,
  JW

• How is delete account administrator additional completely or to disable the ability to override the password of a user on windows administrator account 7

  B ': how would one be remove completely additional administrator account or disable account of its ability to change the password of a user administrator on windows 7»

  1. can I re - activate this 2nd Admin account so that I can at least establish some security on this issue features that remain when I connect.

  -> Yes, you can.

  2. What are the benefits of having this 2nd Admin account?

  -> Even more like having a second house or car key. If you have one, probably never need you. If you do not then you will badly need a day. Murphy, will see to that.

  How could I do this work for the benefit of myself and the other user who chooses to have no password?

  -> Demote another user to admin user-level account.

• My OS has an identity crisis! My user account has an alias? Who owns my computer? Do I really need an administrator account, but also a Standard?

  I'm confused by the different results different utilities to inform me on the question of whether if I use an administrator at some point account. When I got the computer it was pre-installed with Win 7, and the OWNER was called USER, what is an administrator account. First, I changed the username in the CPL accounts user to "Willy". For a week or two, I've experimented with that, and various utilities gave me different results. I think that "Willy" had been grafted onto a shortcut, the pointer or the synonym for 'User '. At one point, Windows Explorer has changed the user to 'Willy' folder, but still I get harassed me to raise my status for the various system calls, unless I used the option to right click "run as Administrator" (I don't know when this option became available in the context menu), to load the Application or 'Take Ownership' option (ditto) , which was confusing and ' it was hard to understand what he did. Then, I created an administrator named 'Administrator' account (perhaps a mistake) and changed "Willy" (or 'User'?) to a standard account. I'm still confused. I have now two directories in the directory C:\User, 'Administrator' and 'Willy '. But I'm now slowed by the login screen. If I choose "Willy", then Manager of tasks/Users told me that 'User' is connected, the shell command line sets the directory as... \Users\User and the back order 'whoami' tells me that I am 'user '.

  If anyone can clarify these issues, then I'll be very grateful: -.

  1. How can I synchronize my folder with my user name names?

  2. How can I make my user account (regardless of his name) have the permissions of the owner of the computer?

  3. I just have a user account, which can be high if necessary?

  4. where can I get detailed information about what happens when we renames, deletes, or creates a new folder?

  5. can I get digital trouble for appropriating files I transferred from my old computer?

  6. the built-in Administrator account can be used for limited, system calls instead of create an administrator account called "Administrator"? I'd rather just Butler of my own private PC and can't see the login screen. I know the deletion of an account will solve this problem, but which, 'Administrator' - the account admin, or "User" (aka "Willy"), the standard account?

  1. Name of the folder to synchronize with the user name.
     You cannot change the name of the user folder after it is created, because everything depends on it.  If you want it to function, create a new account user profile on the computer using the name you want the file to be.  Then, delete the one with the name that you don't like.
  2. Set the user account must have the permissions as owner
     Set the 'administrator' account type and he will have full control over your computer.
  3. Can I have a single user account and raise necessary?
     You can have a standard account you can raise when you need to.  But you still need to have an administrator account to use (or otherwise you will never be able to raise or even change the settings again... bad news!)
  4. What happens when we rename, remove, or create a new folder?
     There is nothing happening, the step you take is applied immediately on hard drive.
  5. Problems with the previous computer file transfer?
  
  No, that's your prerogative. You can do what you want, as long as it's not against your terms of use agreement.  If you can not decompile the source code of the operating system for example, is against your license to use Windows.
• The built-in Administrator account can be used for system calls restricted, rather than create an account administrator called "Administrator"?
  The built-in Administrator account is already called "Administrator", by default, unless you changed it.

  If you don't want to see the login screen, just use an automatic connection.  I have a video that explains how and it works on all versions of Windows:

  Automatically to connect on Windows [Video]

• HP Pavilion 15 ak-025TX of game: Disabled administrator account invites to start but administrator Local account works Fine

  Hello!

  I have this little problem with my laptop where a prompt saying that the administrator account has been disabled after startup. When I click 'Ok', it brings me to my own account login screen and I can connect properly. There is only one account on the computer and that is mine, so I don't see why the prompt keeps appearing every time you start.

  Appreciate any help!

  Hey @HossanEpiques,

  Thanks for getting back to me with such a detailed response. I appreciate it! It allowed me to search a little further in the administrative account are disabled and where it might be from. Based on the process of elimination, it is my guess that more educated that the message comes from the operating system and not software, your specific user account or virus related.

  You don't create a different user account. It was just to try to narrow down the origin of the message. Whether the related software, related profile, operating system, etc..

  The first piece of information, I would like to share with you, is that even if you have an account administrator for you (one you connect to and use every day), it is also an integrated into operating systems Windows 'hidden' administrator account (Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10).

  I found a great site that explains the hidden account and how to activate it. Good that this site is not affiliated with HP, here's a few documents for you: Activate the account administrator (hidden) on Windows 7, 8, or 10. You can decide if you want to try the steps or not. As I have not tested myself, I can't say if it will work indefinitely. I advise you to stay away click on any ads.

  The other option that you have in this case would be contacting Microsoft or reach out using their Microsoft Community Forums.

  This is an excellent example of a problem that may also ask other clients please click accept as a Solution If you think that this message has helped you, or could help others. You can say thank you easily by clicking on the Thumbs Up below!

  I wish you the best!

  Have a great weekend!

  Thank you!

• If the pc is password protected and the guest account is turned off, a foreign body will have access to the machine or your pc? Help, please

  I want to protect my children from my pc because I don't want to access the net. So I would like to ask if my pc is protected from pw and the guest account is disabled is there another way that my child will be able to access my pc without my supervision?

  Hello

  Here is a very good explanation by Malkeleah and others in the linked Thread that explains that it is virtually impossible to stop a person access to your computer, if they really want.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/need-to-know-how-to-block-Ophcrack-from-running-my/2fe39573-7683-4a1a-A9D2-96764fce1335

  "(N'importe quel ordinateur exécutant un système d'exploitation est accessible par une personne avec 1) access physical;" (2) time; (3) jurisdiction; (4) tools. There are a few things you can do to make it a little more difficult but:

  1. define a password in the BIOS that must be entered before starting the operating system. Also to set the supervisor password in the BIOS so the BIOS configuration cannot be entered without it.

  2. starting at the BIOS, change the order of boot to hard drive first.

  3. set strong passwords on all accounts, including the built-in XP administrator account (it is disabled by default in Vista).

  4. If you leave your own account connected, use Windows key + L to lock the computer (or set the screen/power economy saver) when you step away from the computer and require a password to use.

  5. do the other accounts of users limited in XP Home, regular user accounts in XP Pro. All users must be on a Standard account in Vista with an administrator account used only for purposes of elevation.

  Please understand that these are technical answers to what is essentially a technical problem and there are ways around these precautions. It is a problem of family / interpersonal which cannot be solved by technical means.

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic! "

  And read other responses it mention password "Cracking" programs (which it's comments) which are available on Internet and other suggestions.

  See you soon.

• make default runas to my admin instead of "Administrator" account

  I was under the impression that the built-in Administrator account is disabled in the Service Pack 1 or 2 (I forget which). I am running SP3.

  Is it possible to make that when I choose 'runas' while it is connected to my limited account 'slick' default is my admin account called "slickrcbd' instead of 'administrator '? It is often more convenient to use to run a single command to log with the other account and I keep finding minor tweaks to do.

  Now, if only it were as easy to use the control in this way panels, but the only way I know how is to find the .cpl and run it from the command line with "runas / user: slickrcbd 'control XXX.cpl'..." MSCs are even worse, as I have to locate them and made a right click, when half the time I forget where is located the "services.msc" (I added as an individual in the "Administrative Tools" in the Start Menu, as well as the mmc).

  SlickRCBD salvation,

  Unfortunately, this feature is design in Windows XP.

  You can use your favorite search engine to find a tool or program that can help you in this task.

  Important: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

• Windows XP administrator account disabled

  My XP Pro windows local administrator account is disabled and the password is changed every time that I reboot.

  Work around currently I am using is connecting to another admin account on the same machine and activate the real administrator account and reset the password each time.  It's summer happening since I installed the latest Automatic updates of Windows last week.
  Help, please.

  Well, this account is damaged in any way.

  What is the standard admin or a user account with the privilege of admin account?

  in all cases, the alternative I would use is to create a new account and give him Admin priviledge.

  Then reboot and let windows configure the new admin account.

  Then, right-click on the Start button and click Explore.

  This will take you to the section where the user accounts.

  Then explore the old / dysfunctional account and copy its contents into the new user account that you just created.

  I would not copy the files.

  Simply copy the files and shortcuts, and links from the old to the new.

  It can be tedious to do the above, but its 'probably the best way to back up your data.

  either way, current account, you use this time for this analysis should not be changed at this time.   That's why I suggest to create a new brand and rebuild using the data from the old account.

  the foregoing is a measure of security, just in case that the new admin account is damaged as the former.  If Yes, then you have to use again as a stable connection.

• My administrator account has been demoted to a guest account

  Hello

  MS Vista Ultimate 32-bit SP2
  All the latest updates and hotfixes applied
  Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz
  4 GB OF RAM

  I went to uninstall a program, a couple of days, and when they the UAC confirmation to enter a password, I could just click Cancel (OK is grayed and he had nowhere to type a password). I reset the computer, the same question. I checked my user account under control panel > user accounts and noticed that under my username, he said I was using a guest account (!). Problem is that this has always been an administrator account.

  I went to control panel > administrative tools > computer management > local users and groups > users to check what was going on with the account. On the Member tab, it says that the only group I'm in is the debugger users. If I check that guests belonging to a group, only the default account of comments is a member.

  I reset the computer, press F8, and returned in the mode of repair to the system restore a few days ago. This solves nothing, so I restored in a week - the time I can be absolutely sure that I have confirmed successfully an action with the UAC as a system administrator. Still no resolution.

  Accounts administrator and guest of default have been disabled when I bought the computer and never allowed them. As I was alone in the debugger and not to the Administrators group users group, I created only ever this one account - so even in repair mode, I can't log in as an administrator to change the setting of user for this account group.

  Anyway to get this account to a point where user accounts see Computer Management snap-in see, it is to say, that I am NOT a member of the guest, but rather a member of the debugger user group (which I'm lead to believe is a notch below a hand full admin)?

  Thanks for your help.

  Hi shehaal,.

  Thank you for using the Microsoft answers Forum.

  The built-in Administrator account is disabled by default in Vista.

  However, if no other administrative accounts exist on the system it can be activated.

  If this is the case, you will see an icon for the administrator on the homescreen mode without failure.

  Sign in and then go to control panel > user accounts and change the account type.

  You can also try to create a new user account with privileges that the user account is damaged and check if the problem persists.

  Follow the link that talks about how to create a new account below:

  Create a new user account:

  1. click on the Start button and then click Control Panel.

  2. click on classic view in the left panel.

  3. double click on user accounts.

  4. click on manage another account to use.

  5. click on create a new account, and then type the name.

  6. choose the type of account as an administrator of the computer.

  7. click on create account.

  8. log off and log on with the new account.

  If the problem occurs, don't use this profile instead of the problem. Follow the steps below to transfer personal data.

  User profile of transfer:

  1. log on as the new user account (make sure that the user account has administrator privileges).

  2. click on the start menu, and then click computer.

  3. click the button hold in the upper left corner and choose folder and Search Options.

  4. on the view tab, check "Show the hidden files and folders" and click OK to save the settings.

  5. navigate to the folder C:\Users\(old user name).

  Note: The "old username" is the username of your old account. For example, if your old account user name is 'Larry', the folder must be C:\Users\Larry.

  ((5 copy all the files and folders in the C:\Users\(old folder user name) in the folder C:\Users\(new user name).

  Note: To copy all of the files, we can press Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + C in the folder C:\Users\(old user name). Then, navigate to the C:\Users\(new folder user name), click Ctrl + V. Replace with new files.

  You can also try scan SFC:

  The System File Checker tool analyzes the system files and replaces incorrect versions of system files by using the correct versions.

  To run the System File Checker tool, follow these steps:

  1. Click Start and type cmd in the box start the search.

  2. right click on cmd in the list programs and then click Run as administrator.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type your password or click on continue

  3. at the command prompt, the following line, and then press ENTER:

  sfc/scannow

  4. hit enter.

  The SFC scan should replace the corrupt files.

  I hope this helps you, good luck.

  Kind regards
  Manasa P-Microsoft Support.