Comments on: Disable or Enable Built in Administrator account in Windows 11

By: Legal Man

Legal Man — Thu, 20 Oct 2016 09:06:00 +0000

is there any possible means of restoring a deleted administrator permission on windows 8.1 without formatting the disk?please help me with the procedures because i very much confused. All my office files are in the C:disk and i fear loosing them all because i do not have any backup of those files.

By: Legal Man

Legal Man — Thu, 20 Oct 2016 09:01:00 +0000

How can i restore my deleted Administrator permissions on my windows 8.1 thinkpad T410 laptop? i tried many procedures from different sites but it does not solve the problem. Whenever i logged in my administrator account i cannot access my hard disk. It continues popping messages that “Access is denied” but if i logged into the guest account i do have access to the hard disk(c:drive) and i can see the different accounts permissions but if i want to edit them the laptop will freeze for almost five to ten minutes before responding then finally says, you do not have the required permission to do so. please if anyone knows the solution to my problem then he/she can post it down the comments line please.

By: captain shiva

captain shiva — Wed, 12 Oct 2016 01:09:00 +0000

In reply to radhasingh. p@$$word

By: captain shiva

captain shiva — Wed, 12 Oct 2016 01:08:00 +0000

In reply to alexcreeze.

just try
net user (enter)
net user administrator * (enter)
or
net user (your administrator name) example net user mypc * (enter)
or
net user (your administrator name) example net user “mypc” * (enter)

By: Josh Dlamini

Josh Dlamini — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 20:42:00 +0000

There is a way of activating a super administrator even if you don’t have an administrator account. In fact, you could even activate it without an account at all.

This is how it’s done:

Run a half ‘system restore’ at startup to switch you over the a DOS command prompt. A ‘system restore’ at startup runs at administrator level. Upon switching over to a DOS prompt you’ll also be switched over as an administrator. So it’s like borrowing the administrative privilege from a System tool (the restore tool). Remember that this restore tool normally loads when startup system files are corrupt, but now since your Windows is not corrupt, Restore could be activated by is a Windows Installation disk. Meaning boot up with an Installation disk, and half restore window; where it shows “command prompt” stop there and select “command prompt”. That ‘command prompt’ is a virtual command prompt, meaning it’s in memory or swap file.