4. Enabling the built-in administrator account

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Rina7RS
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4. Enabling the built-in administrator account

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Type wpeutil rebootand press Enter to restart your computer.


On the Windows sign-in screen, click the Ease of Access icon in the lower-right corner.
This will open a command prompt window instead of Ease of Access options.
At the command prompt, enter:
net user Administrator active:yes
Press Enter. You should see a message confirming that the command was executed successfully.
Close Command Prompt and click the power icon to restart your computer.
5. Login as administrator and create a new administrator account
On the login screen, you should see an austria telegram data account called "Administrator". Click on it.
If prompted for a password, leave the field blank and press Enter unless you know you've already set a password for this account.
Once logged in, right-click the Start button and select Windows Terminal Admin.
In the terminal, enter the following commands, replacing NewAdminName and YourPassword with your desired username and password:
net user add NewAdminName YourPassword
net localgroup administrators NewAdminName add
Press Enter after each command. You should see confirmation messages.
6. Keeping your system secure
Log out of the administrator account and log in using the new administrator account.
Open Windows Terminal again as administrator.
Disable the built-in Administrator account by entering:
net user Administrator active:no
Restore the original Utilman.exe file:
move X:\Utilman.exe X:\Windows\System32\Utilmanexe.
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