Hi,
I am trying to login as administrator on my Windows 10 computer.
How do I do that?
I found a video online that starts by saying to go to cmd.
Then type in net user administrator /active:yes
However, on the video, when cmd is opened, the line that appears says
C: \Windows\system32> (I can't tell if there are spaces between the backslashes and the words.)
He then types net user administrator /active:yes after that.
So, he ends up with C: \Windows\system32>net user administrator /active:yes
Anyway, that's not what's in my cmd. When I open mine, it says
C: \Users\eniln>
If I type net user administrator /active:yes after that, it says "System error 5 has occurred.
Access is denied.
I tried getting rid of \Users\eniln> But I can't.
I tried going to a new, blank line to type C: \Windows\system32> instead.
But it won't let me. There is no blank line. Every time I go to a new line,
C: \Users\eniln> automatically appears.
When I go to Settings>Accounts, it has my name and email address, which begins with eniln.
And it says I am Administrator.
Thanks.
I am trying to login as administrator on my Windows 10 computer.
How do I do that?
I found a video online that starts by saying to go to cmd.
Then type in net user administrator /active:yes
However, on the video, when cmd is opened, the line that appears says
C: \Windows\system32> (I can't tell if there are spaces between the backslashes and the words.)
He then types net user administrator /active:yes after that.
So, he ends up with C: \Windows\system32>net user administrator /active:yes
Anyway, that's not what's in my cmd. When I open mine, it says
C: \Users\eniln>
If I type net user administrator /active:yes after that, it says "System error 5 has occurred.
Access is denied.
I tried getting rid of \Users\eniln> But I can't.
I tried going to a new, blank line to type C: \Windows\system32> instead.
But it won't let me. There is no blank line. Every time I go to a new line,
C: \Users\eniln> automatically appears.
When I go to Settings>Accounts, it has my name and email address, which begins with eniln.
And it says I am Administrator.
Thanks.