

Then you can add a Windows 7 password to protect your computer. Your best bet is to make them a Standard User so they cannot make changes to system settings, delete other users important files. Just type in the name of the user and select the type of account. Restart computer, you will see the Administrator account on the log in screen. To add a new user open Control Panel and under User Accounts and Family Safety click on Add or remove user accounts. If you want to disable the built-in administrator account, just type net user Administrator /active:no then you will see the built-in Administrator account log on icon removed. Restart the computer and you will now see the built-in Administrator account log on icon added on Screen. Choose Administrator and you will enter the elevated command prompt, type net user administrator /active:yes and press Enterģ. Start System and press" Ctrol+Alt+Delete" to enter Safe mode with Command PromptĢ. Microsoft's Windows operating system allows users to create User Accounts that tells Windows which files, folders and programs the person the PC can access, as well as retaining personal. The following is the guidance to you to enable Windows built-in Administrator account.ġ. If you don't want to create another Windows 7 Administrator account, just enable the built-in Administrator. By default, the built-in administrator account is named Administrator, and is disabled. To create a password for the Administrator account, we should know that, Windows 7 has a default administrator account that is created during the installation of Windows 7. Enable the built-in Administrator account
