LOGON TO CMD (DOS)? AS AN ADMINISTRATOR

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• Win 7 - I am administrator but some applications that I'm not?

  Hello

  I have had a Toshiba C660 for a couple of years now and have found that some things are blocked for me, as the face recognition software, even if I'm the only one registered user and I have all administrator privileges.

  When I try to open this software, it appears with a message saying that I don't have permission to perform this task and to contact my administrator. I can't open the webcam app and use it in other applications, such as Skype.

  Does anyone know how I can reset it and fix it or work around it?

  Thank you very much

  Really logged as administrator?
  I mean that there is an administrator in the Win 7 OS account.
  You can enable it using the procedure:

  You must start the console CMD (DOS-like black box) in run type CMD
  Then new window will open.
  Here you have to type the following command.

  + net user administrator / active: yes +.

  Usually, you should see a message that the command completed successfully. Logout now and you will now see the administrator account.
  You can use it to connect to the system as a real administrator

• I HAVE a standard accout with parental control and I would like to know password__I of the administrator have a dell computer__can I know the password of at least account.__plese of the administrator tell how

  I have a dell computer.
  I tried the cmd process for the administrator account, but it failed.
  He said "access denied" before typing break
  I want to know the administrator account because I can not install games and other software

  Well, that's the whole point of Parental controls on your computer.  Rejects the request allows you to install games and do other things, unless you ask the administrator to help you.  Whoever set up your computer created the administrator account and the password.  You'd have to talk to them to get it.

• XP has changed the user accounts is now impossible to access the administrator account

  Something has gone wrong when changing my user accounts. I don't have an administrator account can create a. I can't even restore my system. It doesn't let me do anything! What to do Help!

  You use the built-in account named "Administrator"?  If so, the behavior you describe is "a feature, not a bug."

  Windows XP hidden administrator account when a user account is created (because it's a good idea not to use administrator systematically; it should be saved for emergencies).

  You access the administrator account integrated differently depending on whether you have XP Home or XP Pro.

  For XP Home:

  You must restart in Mode without failure.  Restart the computer and start typing the F8 key as soon as the initial startup process is finished.  If you see the Windows logo, you waited too long and you have to restart again.   If you do it right, you will see the white Advance Boot Options menu on black (image).  Use the up/down arrows and the Enter key to select Mode safe because your mouse does not work on this screen.  Once the computer starts in Mode safe mode, the administrator account will appear on the Welcome screen.  If you have not changed the password, the password is blank (no password).

  For XP Pro:

  Follow the signs for XP Home Edition, or in the Welcome screen, with no logged-in user, press CTRL + ALT + DELETE twice.  The 'classic' logon box will appear.  Type "Administrator" (without the quotes).  Once again, the default password is empty.

  Once you enter the administrator account, create an account with "computer administrator" privileges for occasions when you need (for example, to run the system restore or create accounts).  You can use any name you want (other than Administrator), such as MyAdmin.

• 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.

• Vista administrator privileges is FUBAR, can help you with suggestions.

  OK, so here is the story.

  I have a homemade PC for my teenagers. It became slow and bogged down
  down (they really loaded it with garbage)... then I copied off
  important documents and did a clean install with Windows Vista Edition basic family.

  I created my daughter as the only user (by default).

  After that all updates and things were running, they decided
  that they both wanted to separate accounts, no problem.

  So I made a user for my son, so I thought I better protect this PC a
  little and made myself a user account as well.

  I then used my administrator account by default girls to change user
  parameters and give me administrator privileges.

  I then changed its settings to remove administrator privileges.

  Restart and voila, all together, no?

  Evil.

  The system only allows me to perform administrator functions
  When you are connected to my user account, I have no idea why.

  The worst thing is that it also does not allow my daughters user account
  to have an Administrator privelages.

  Basically, he couldn't give me admin privelages and yet correctly
  removed his admin privelages.

  Therefore, I can't change anything to the computer, cannot be installed
  programs, cannot change all settings, can not update users...

  He won't let me do anything, even if I right click Run as
  Administrator (request a password that does not work using either
  my girls or mine)

  I can not install any programs, as it still does administrator password
  the box pop up asking for a password has no field to enter a.

  I returned and removed the passwords of all users.

  Same problem, it is always ask password when you try to install
  any software or change system settings.

  It won't let me even go back to a restore point, because it requires a password.

  I tried to access the command prompt and enter what is hidden
  files of the administrator.

  Guess what?

  It's true, that it won't let me activate it by one of the user logons
  as said you must have administrator privileges and none of
  make them.

  OK fine, I give up, somehow, I screwed here, to take the pain
  and re-install and go through the hours of reupdating...

  Not so fast, now I found another problem.

  When the computer reboots, the computer sees the keyboard (USB) up to the
  Windows is running.

  Without recognizing the keyboard, I can't interrupt the boot sequence
  to tell it to boot from the CD/DVD drive.

  I am able to enter the BIOS to tell him to just boot from the
  the CD/DVD drive, but it still gives me the option of Vista and the timer starts

  and can not be interrupted as it recognizes not all keyboard commands.

  I found an old USB adapter to PC I had and tried to connect the
  keyboard to that instead of a USB key.

  It doesn't always recognize the keyboard during the initial startup sequence.

  I tried 3 keyboards in all USB slots, same story, is not
  recognize the keyboard, so I can't interrupt the boot upward to install
  of the disc.

  If I let him continue it starts very well Windows Vista and all the
  devices work fine.

  It won't just not let me do the administrative tasks at all.

  Talk about uptight.

  I can not install anything, I can't change anything, and now I can't
  even reinstalling Vista.

  Tell me please that someone has a suggestion that is not too
  technically difficult.

  I need your help if you guessed it!

  Well nothing of such things seems to work, but I got the chance of a solution that I forgot.

  I went back into the BIOS and found that USB keyboard and USB mouse have been disabled, for this is why the keyboard would not work during the boot manager.

  I went and endabled them and then the keyboard would work to let me interrupt the boot upward.

  Now, here's something.

  When I booted in safe mode it put the 'hidden' on the desktop administrator account.

  I have connected to this administrator account and immediately changed each administrator user account.

  Restarted in normal mode and my problem was solved!

  Thanks for the help, hope this answer helps others.

• Forgotten Admin password, receive the error message "the user profile service has no logon. Unable to load the user profile.

  Can re above, anyone help? Thank you

  * original title - I'm having problems with "the user profile service has no logon. Unable to load the user profile"in order to resolve this that I have to sign as an administrator, but I forgot my password. What can I do? *

  Only suggestion I can offer...
  Go to safe mode... http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/123496-safe-mode.html
  See if there is another account admin, you've not seen before.
  If so, this is the built-in Administrator account. By default, there is no password.
  Logon to the account built-in Administrator and do the following:
  1 do a system restore
   http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76905-System-Restore-how.html

  2 use this tutorial from Microsoft support :
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947215
  There are several methods, go through one by one.
  Method 3 has a "fix it for me" application

  If you don't see the built-in Administrator account... Sorry
  We are not allowed to help users to bypass the password protection, regardless of what are "reasons".
  Here's the Microsoft Policy about this:
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistasecurity/thread/3eba3150-8742-4264-be9f-0daaad2282cd

• Single workstation to Novell 6.5 Windows 7 logon

  The problem is with Windows 7 single connection (all users log on as an administrator) and Novell 6.5 on a network.

  When you turn on the computer displays a Novell login box and user between Novell username and password and press the ok key, then goes to a windows application login box a user name and password.

  When Windows XP Pro, I used a reg edition which enabled all users to logon with a single logon to the computer as an administrator.

  FOR EXAMPLE:

  When you turn the computer on a connection box Novell appears once you enter your Novell user name and the password that he then goes directly into windows (all users log on as an administrator).

  I was after a script regedit for Windows 7 or a solution for this.

  Thank you

  Darryl

  Hello

  Questions like these are much better handled in the TechNet IT Pro Forums.

  My moderator tools cannot transfer messages on Windows forums, please re - ask you question there.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads?sort=firstpostdesc
  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Have only administrator under Vista and it won't allow me to install Office 2007, saying: I need approval from the Admin... what gives?

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Have only administrator under Vista and it won't allow me to install Office 2007, saying: I need approval from the Admin... what gives? Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Hello. The new Admin still doesn't let me download the software. IERU! Any suggestions?

  Make sure that there is no "leftovers" MS Office components on your computer. This tutorial of MS to run an uninstall operation. Select Office suites 2007 button.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  After that... Suggestions:
  Try to install the 2007 release after each suggestion is complete.

  1. run a full scan with your security program. See if he catches something.

  2. make a file system check... sfc/scannow

  Start button > Search box type cmd > look up, do a RIGHT click oncmd.exe > click onRun As Administrator > in this window cmd black and white, type at the prompt flashing sfc/scannow > press theENTER key.
  Note: there is a space between 'sfc' and ' / '.
  To sit and wait. It will take time.
  When finished, exit the cmd window.
  Reboot (restart your computer)

  3 do a disc check chkdsk/f/r...

  Start button > Search box, type cmd > look up, right-click on cmd.exe > Run As Administrator > in the black and white window, at the command prompt flashes, type chkdsk/f/r > press the Enter key.
  Note: there is a space between 'chkdsk' and ' / '.

  The screen will say something like cannot do it now, but you want to run it on reboot. Click on 'y' as in Yes > press > window cmd of output.
   
  Restart your computer. It will take a while. DO NOT stop the machine. Just wait.
   

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• CMD asking always high permisions

  Whenever I run cmd, Standard user or administrator, it always appears with uac asking if I want to run as admin... The CMD icon also has small UAC shield in the corner. How to I stop doing that? Please help soon

  I fixed it in the registry :) I searched cmd and found that she was set to RUNASADMIN

  so I renamed the key and fixed it but thanks for the help anyway

• I have a problem with the connection to the computer by using the administrator password.

  Original title: RESET MY ADMINISTRATIVE PASSWORD!

  I read a LOT of reviews Q & A on this website that attempt to explain how to change a password administration windows 7, but none have helped. I wanted to put parental controls on my account initially in order to avoid the display of some sites on my browser. Of course, I didn't understand that this control is defined in the internet options. In my ignorance, I went for the parental controls in Control Panel but found that I couldn't put parental controls on my account because it was the only account and, therefore, the administrator. To set up parental controls, I created a new account. Later, I changed the settings of the account on both accounts. I changed the new administrator account and changed the original account (use the Everyone account) to a standard user. Therefore, I have contiunued to try to put in place controls, but I was interrupted by a completely random computer restart! I DID NOT HAVE IT! I was pretty confused, but I decided that I would forget the reboot and connect to my new administrator account to continue with the configuration of the parental control. Do not forget that I have not set a password for this new account yet, so I wasn't surprised when he asked for a new password. So I typed in my old password from my previous account, (who had been the administrator password), typed the password twice and you press on enter. He said it was the wrong password. I typed in every password I've ever had in and since then I have not had administrative access to my own computer. I tried to access the cmd and as an administrator, but it NEED THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD! PLEASE HELP ME!

  Here you go:

  1. keep tapping F8 during the first phase of startup.

  2. select Repair from the menu.

  3. Select an administrator account, and then enter its password.

  4. When you are prompted, select System Restore.

  5. set Windows to a point before changed your account details.
  6. plan in advance and create, test and document a spare, even admin account that you have a spare House key. Have a single administrator account is taking a huge risk.

• How to remove the administrator user

  I create a user administrator using cmd.exe. The command is
  "net/active: Yes"user "Administrator" password"{enter}".

  Now I want to delete this account, but I can't delete it anywhere, as the user accounts and parental controls as well as cmd.exe
  "net user"Administrator"/ delete".

  How can I remove that administrator user?

  The administrator account is a built-in account. Windows won't let you delete it. However, you can turn it off when you type this command at a command prompt:

  NET user administrator / active: No.
  Make sure you have two additional accounts admin fully tested and documented before going ahead with the above command.

• make visible a non admin user ADMINISTRATOR

  my pc has a user who is say NO ADMIN P
  P has UAC enabled, as no files Installer (.exe) may work.
  Then, there is a hidden ADMINISTRATOR say Q with p/s I know
  MY GOAL:
  Q make visible
  OR
  make the admin P
  MY DIAGNOSIS:
  1:
  I try to open cmd w / run as administrator.
  UAC confirmation will appear which is grayed out button Yes, I click on close and run cmd normally
  then I write
  NET user administrator / Active: Yes
  It gives an error
  system error 5 access is denied
  2:
  go to the screen to login press crl alt del twice.
  no luck
  3:
  Go to user accounts and change the settings
  the area of confirmation uac that has dimmed button Yes, I click on close.
  4:
  Help, please
  • You must activate Q so that it becomes visible when P try to run cmd.exe as administrator.
  • The UAC settings are global. You cannot set their individual accounts.
  • Press Ctrl + Alt + Del is a thing of Windows XP. It does not work under Windows 7.

• Windows 7 administrative account overload, normal MIA. ?

  Although the administrative account and the only ONE on my computer, I have violated release a program an ISO file because of require it * approval for all *. To resolve this problem, I went in CMD and unlocked the * administrative secret account *, connected to my main account, and then on this one. I finished what I had to do, entered command-line, disabled the account unlocked and disconnected.
  When you try to log on my normal account it took a password, I have no recollection of setting, because it was my account 1 and only.
  So, I've logged in Administrator, went in CMD and changed the password, and then disconnected again.
  This brings me to my current problem, my normal account (named Brett) is more listed, and the only available account is administrator.

  Despite the Director with most of the same stuff, its lack a lot of product DLs as well as word documents and different video things I had saved on the desktop.

  Any help will be much, much appreciated!

  My processor is a 64 bit Windows 7 HP

  This brings me to my current problem, my normal account (named Brett) is more listed, and the only available account is administrator.

  Any help will be much, much appreciated!

  My processor is a 64 bit Windows 7 HP

  Try this:

  1. Open a command prompt.
  2. Type this command:
     NET user
     (You see what account names)?
  3. Type this command:
     DIR C:\Users
     (Profile folders do you see?)

  If your name is missing in both cases you did not know a destructive factory restore.
  At the beginning of your message, you wrote "in spite of being the administrative account and the only ONE on my computer". It is also risky to have only one key of the House. Sooner or later you lock you up. An alternative admin account, fully tested, is an absolute necessity.

• Error: "required the administrative authorization" when trying to download or copy paste something.

  Original title: how to recover the administrative powers.

  standard account converted to administrative account and administrative account of origin deleted, now every time I have download something or copy paste something he said you asked an administrative authorization to do so.

  I often have this same problem with an admin account for some system folders. (like c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc)

  In these cases, it is easier to just open a CMD prompt (as an administrator) and copy/move to the command line.
  You can also try windows Explorer running as Admin, (occasionally works)
  Right-click on the icon of the Explorer in the toolbar, then right-click on the windows Explorer link in the list with all your favorite folders and choose Run as administrator.