After Windows is installed, the computer operating system will require the creation of a user account. The computer administrator account will be required, since the administrator is the main user who has all the privileges provided by the computer software. Administrators can change software options and make their own adjustments. The Administrator account will allow you to log in as the main user.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to enter a computer as an administrator, you need to know whether the computer is a domain part or a workgroup. If your computer is a workgroup, left-click on the "Start" button in the taskbar, then click "Settings -> Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Account Management". As soon as the screen prompts you to log into an administrative account, enter your password and confirmation. The account name is highlighted and the type is displayed in the Group column. If the group is administrative, then the user is the administrator of the computer.
Step 2
If your computer is a domain part, go to my "Start" and follow the sequence of actions "Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Family Safety -> User Accounts -> Manage Another Account". Once the screen prompts you to log into an administrator account, enter your password and confirmation. The account name is highlighted and the type is displayed in the Group column. If the group belongs to the administrative group, then the user is the administrator of the computer.
Step 3
You can log into Windows as an administrator if you select the appropriate account and, if necessary, enter a password and confirm the password.
