How to enable the Administrator Account using command prompt

Posted Date: 16-Jul-2010		Category: Tips & Tricks
Author: Krishna Verma	Member Level: Diamond
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In this resource I will discuss how to enable the Administrator Account using command prompt.

In this resource I will discuss how to enable the Administrator Account using command prompt.

1.Open Run commond and type CMD and press enter.
2.This will open the command prompt.
3.Type the following command in the command prompt
net user administrator /active:yes
Then click enter. You will get a message 'The command completed successfully"

You are done and your Built-in Administrator account is enabled

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