Windows vista enable administrator account command line

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Replies It's been a while since I used Vista but can't you just right-click Computer, left-click Manage, click on Users, double click the Administrator and then remove the check that says "disable this account"? Rebel9 5 Rhenium. Edited: Thanks Chris. Message Edited by Rebel9 on PM.

MoneyGuyBK 6 Indium. Or if you're not still around does anyone else know? Community Forum Software by IP. Board Licensed to: Geeks to Go, Inc. Facebook Twitter. Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Please log in to reply. Posted 27 January - PM. Posted 23 July - AM. Also can u tell me why I cannot uninstall programs, even when I am the only administrator user and I have turned off UAC?

Please reply. Thank you. Posted 24 September - PM. Neil Jones Member 5k Member 8, posts. It will then show up as "Administrator: Command Prompt" in the window title. Thanks for your feedback. Also starting windows in safe mice with command prompt does not work - it takes you straight to the usual home premium user log in screen.

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