Read below to know the method description:. Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. Step 4. Step 5. Step 6. Step 7. Step 8. Step 9. Restart the computer once to complete the process. Command prompt is a command-line interpreter which can accomplish several difficult tasks just at the stroke of few commands. Here we would use this black dialog box to enable our Super-Administrator account and also add password to this account using certain commands as well.
Read below to know the method in steps:. When the elevated command prompt box appears, type the following command and press Enter:. If you want to set up a password for the Super-Administrator account type the following command in below the previously mentioned command:.
Net user administrator password. If you wish to disable the super-admin account after your job is done with the account type in the following command:. I mean, what is wrong with sharing some cool stuff I found with surfing ppl? LAST, I'd like to ask you, how old are you? Like to see your response! That's your response to me pointing out that a "use at your own risk" warning would have been a good idea?
You however appear to have issues with people pointing out that there a few issues with your 'ible as posted. Out of the 10 comments you've posted so far 6 are "RAEGING" at other people, 2 are incorrect and only 1 comes anywhere close to offering any real information.
As to my age Reply 8 years ago on Introduction. There is one use, on computers with more than one login, you can view their documents even if it is password-protected!
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction. Tried on XP, Vista and 7. XP works best at my opinion. On 7 the sidebar disappears. On Vista interactive commands aren't allowed. That's all. If you mean it's impossible on a restricted account, yes. But I recommend Admins to do this only. And if you're not, hack the password with ophcrack.
Anyways, why you asking this? You "recommend Admins to do this only". What useful things can you do with it? Uhh, sorry, but it's obvious that this is a hack.
Well atleast, I thought But yes, this is a hack. Previously I already copied the user folder to the D-drive from Linux. Some could not be changed mostly keys regarding Internet Explorer or with a DLL reference, maybe because these keys are in use or extra protected somehow, or something else? Further I made another register change re the user path. When I restarted I could select a user, but then windows just provided me with a temporary profile.
This was true for all accounts. So I deleted all users to make new user accounts I made backups several times. The problem stayed the same. That helped a lot. I would be nice if this can be prevented somehow I hope this is enough to let windows think that the user dirs are on d-drive and that I do not run into trouble Office Office Exchange Server.
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