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XP System: Start --- run --- copy-paste command ---Control
userpasswords2--- in the interface that opens - uncheck the use of native --- select your user below - apply --- don't enter anything until it's done. Or.
Start --- run --- copy-paste command ---control
userpasswords2--- In order to use the machine, the user must enter the username password - tick the box - and then set it as prompted.
Win7 or above:
Start --- run --- copy-paste command ---control
userpasswords2--- in the interface that opens - uncheck the use of native --- select your user below - the app --- enter the current password and confirm the password until it is done. Or.
Start --- run --- copy-paste command ---control
userpasswords2--- In order to use the machine, the user must enter the username password - tick the box - and then set it as prompted.
Note: All of the above methods require the user you created to be selected.
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userpasswords2, then press enter, then the "user account" information will appear, select the user you want to default, and then uncheck "To use this machine, the user must enter the username and password (e)", and then click Apply, you will be prompted to enter the password of the user you selected, after entering it, click OK, and that's it.
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1. On the desktop, right-click"My computer", and then select :"Management"
2. At this point, you will open"Computer management", and in"System tools""Local users and groups", and then see the user in the window on the right.
3. Double-click"Open the user"option, right-click on the default admin and select Rename from the menu.
4. Then, you can modify the default admin username, enter the name you like, and then go back to confirm.
5. Eventually, the username will change after you log out of the user or restart the computer.
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Hello dear, I am happy to answer your questions, for the questions you raised in the Windows system, the method of setting the default login account is as follows:1Open the Control Panel and select User Accounts.
2.In the User Account window, select Qi Hong Manage Another Account and Account. 3.
In the "Manage Other Accounts" window, select the account you want to set as the default login and click "Change Account Type". 4.In the Change Account Type window, change the account type to Administrator.
5.Return to the User Accounts window, select the Auto-Login option, and enter the password for the account you want to set as the default login. 6.
Click the "OK" button to save the changes. It should be noted that setting the default login account will automatically skip the login screen and go directly to the account's desktop. Therefore, if your computer stores sensitive information, it is recommended that you do not set a default login account to ensure the security of your computer.
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Dear Hello, it is a pleasure to serve you, thank you for taking the time to wait for me Steps to set a default login account: 1. Open "Settings": Click "Start Menu" and select "Settings" (a gear-shaped icon).
2. Open the "Account" settings: In the "Respect Settings" window, select the "Account" option. 3. Select "Login Options".
In the left sidebar, select "Sign-in options." 4. Set the default login account: In the "Login Options" section, find the "Automatic Login" option and click the "" button.
Next, enter the username and password you want to set as the default login account5 and click the "Next" button. 6. Confirm account information: In the next window, confirm whether the account information you entered is correct.
If there are no problems, click the "Done" button. 7. Restart your computer: Now you have successfully set up your default login account.
Please log out of the current user and restart the computer to see if the changes work. Hope it can help you
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In the Windows operating system, the following describes how to set the default login account:1First, log in to your computer as an administrator.
2.Open the Control Panel and select User Accounts. 3.
In the User Account screen, select Change Account Type. 4.Find the user account that needs to be set as the default login account and click "Change Account Type".
5.In the "Change Account Type" screen, select "Administrator" or "Standard User" and click "OK". 6.
Go back to the "User Account" page, find the user account that needs to be set as the default login account, and click "Manage Another Account". 7.In the "Manage another account" interface, find the "Change Account Settings" option and click "Change Account Settings".
8.In the "Change Account Settings" interface, find the "Auto-login" option, and click "" as soon as possible. 9.
Enter the password for the user account that needs to be set as the default login account, and then click OK. 10.Restart your computer, and the system will automatically log in to your default login account.
Note: There are certain security risks associated with setting up automatic login, so it is recommended to use it only on a personal computer.
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Computer users sometimes set a password and forget it, and are helpless in the face of the interface of the operating system that requires a password to log in. In this case, it is not the default administrator account of the system, but the user-defined account (such as ABC), then restart the computer, when starting to the system login interface, hold down the CTRL+ALT key at the same time, and then click the del key twice, a new login interface will appear, enter the administrator password at the user name and press enter the empty enter to log in to the operating system and enter the desktop we are familiar with. After entering, go to the control panel User Account ABC Account and change the password.
You can also restart your computer by pressing the F8 key as soon as the splash screen appears, and waiting until the safe mode screen appears. Use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select "Safe Mode with Command Line" to enter execution. After the system load and run is completed, the selection menu of the superuser "administrator" and the local user "abc" will appear, and the mouse clicks the administrator account "administrator" to enter the command line mode.
Type the command: "net user abc 123456 add" (force the password of the "abc" user to be changed to "123456"). If you want to add a new user here (e.g
If the username is abcdef and the password is 123456), type "net user abcdef 123456 add" and run the "net localgroup administrators abcdef add" command to promote the user to the administrators group and give the user super privileges. Restart the computer, select Normal mode, and you can log in to the "ABC" user with the changed password "123456".
If you can enter the system or PE microsystem, you can use the password viewer [Hero Password Viewer].rar
If you have an installation CD in your hand, or a USB flash drive PE microsystem, there are generally gadgets for cracking the login password of the operating system.
After entering the PE microsystem, click on the icon, click on the account that needs to be entered (for example: adminstrator) At this time, the button to change the password is available, enter the new password respectively, enter the password again to verify, and click OK.
Go back to the main dialog and click Save Changes.
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I think you should have set adm to deactivate! So you didn't see it when you landed! See only the new users you've added now!
Steps to display the original adm user (1) My computer - right-click - manage - local users and groups - users - if there is, then it means that you have hidden the adm user! To show him, click on the properties and remove the previous check. That's it, if you want to deactivate the newly added user, just tick (account deactivated).
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