The system administrator has almost unlimited rights and can perform various system operations. There is a special algorithm that allows a simple user to become a computer administrator.
Instructions
Step 1
Right-click on the "My Computer" icon and select the "Management" line in the menu that appears. In the window that opens, go to the "Local groups and users" item. Click on the arrow next to the left mouse button to display the "Groups" and "Users" lines. Go to the "Users" option and right-click on your profile.
Step 2
Click the Properties tab in the menu that appears and select the Group Membership option. In the Administrators group, select the Add command and click OK. Restart your computer for the changes to take effect later. Your profile will now have administrator rights.
Step 3
Use an alternative method of obtaining administrator rights, with which you can grant rights to an existing profile or create a new one. Navigate to your computer's control panel from the start menu. Go to the Accounts and Users section and open the Add / Remove Accounts section.
Step 4
Select your account, if available on your computer, and activate the "Change account type" item. In the window that appears, select "Administrator" as the account type. Save your changes and they will take effect immediately, giving your profile organizer rights.
Step 5
Try to become a computer administrator in a different way. This method is suitable if you do not already have an account on your computer. Use the option to add and remove accounts and users and activate the "Create an account" item. In the window that appears, specify the desired account name and immediately give it administrator rights. Please note that this action is possible only if the existing administrator has previously provided all users with the ability to change their rights.
