Unable to log on as an administrator

Hello

A week ago, I opted to do a factory reset on my Dell laptop, thinking that it would solve a network problem, that I had. It didn't, but that the problem was solved shortly after reboot. Other than to have to re - install what I lost few programs, everything was the same as before; the custom themes, accounts, etc. Two days later, I went to start my laptop computer and the lock screen has a default value, and the only one available for a connection account is a local account; no administrator optionally account. I can not all my admin username and password to work on anything except to access the app My Dell. My admin account is also my Microsoft account, that works find when the signature line... Help, please... It is so aggravating...

Jessica

I found a good web page for Windows 8. versions of Windows 8 Pro and Enterprise of Windows 8 editions have a program for local users and groups lusrmgr.msc.

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This web page has two command line methods that work on all versions of Windows 8. Methods 3 and 4 are only Windows 8 Pro and Enterprise in Windows 8.
http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/9650-built-administrator-account-enable-disable-Windows-8-a.html

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This web page is the main tutorial Windows 8 list by alphabetical letter.
http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/?LTR=U&sort=&Order=

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Hope this helps your adventures of Windows 8.

beachsand

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