In the Windows 7 operating system, there is an administrator account as well as a Super Administrator. The last entry is disabled by default, but it is this entry that allows you to execute various system commands.
It is necessary
a computer with the operating system Windows 7
Instructions
Step 1
Start the Windows 7 operating system, then click the "Start" button or press the key combination Win + R, then in the window that opens, click on the "Run" command, then enter Lusrmgr. Msc, click on the "OK" button. In the "Local users and groups" menu that opens, click on the "Users" folder in the left part of the window.
Step 2
Then in the list of the central pane find the "Administrator" account, right-click on it, call the "Properties" option. Go to the "General" tab, uncheck the "Disable account" box. Then click "OK".
Step 3
Enable the Administrator account by running an elevated command prompt. Click on the command line icon that appears at the top of the main menu with the right mouse button, then select Run as administrator.
Step 4
In the window that opens, enter the command net user administrator / active: yes, then press Enter. For the Russian version of the Windows 7 operating system, use the net user Administrator / active: yes command. After that, the Administrator account will turn on, it will be available when selected in the welcome window along with other existing accounts. Use it in the same way as for another account.
Step 5
Use the Local Security Policy feature to start an administrator entry. To do this, click the "Start" button to bring up the main menu, click "Run", in the window that opens, enter Secpol.msc. Then go to the Local Policies window, then select the Security Options option. In this window, change the properties of the account and enable the Administrator option. To change the password for an account, use the following command: net user administrator password.
