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1.Administrators

Members of the Operators backup operators group can back up and restore files on their computers.

Guest accounts. Help and support center group.

Configuration Operators It has some administrative privileges to manage network function configurations.

users have administrative privileges. But there are limitations

desktop users permission group. Remote Desktop Control supports file replication in the domain.

Can only be browsed. You can't change anything without permission.

1. System administrator - has the highest authority.

2. Backup operator.

3. Guest users.

4. (I didn't think about how to translate).

5. Network configuration operator.

6. Super user.

7. Remote desktop users.

8. (I didn't think about how to translate).

9. Ordinary users.

Only the first administrator account is known.

Log out to see the username you are logging into.

Press "Ctrl" + "Alt" + "Delete" to bring up the task manager, click the "Process" bar, and you can see your username.

Right-click on my computer - management, there are local users and groups in it, there is a user who also has a group after entering, after you open the group, the first one is administrator, right-click to select add to the group, according to the prompts to find your username and add it to this group, and then you will be the administrator.

You'll need to add admin privileges to the user. It is estimated that your account is user permission. The administrator permission must be changed to administrator.

Need to ask first, do you add a domain?

If you don't have a domain, you can add your so-called company rights username directly to the administrators group.

If you are joined to the domain, join in the local administrators group"domain user"Users can. However, this superuser is for your own device, not a domain superuser. This way, your domain user account has all the privileges of the native administrator.

Recommendations:1First of all, you need to explain what operating system you are using: Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows 7 or what?

2.What is the original setting, it is better to have a screenshot, so that it is convenient to answer.

When the user just lets other people use your computer, he provides the privilege of his guest, which cannot prevent others from using Trojan horses to invade your computer, besides, hackers are not so boring, you don't have any services, and hacking into a private computer is a waste of time.

1. You can delete all the accounts you don't need in the user account in the control panel.

2. For only one user who is allowed to you, he is only used to open the computer, and the people who generally hack your computer are the ones who invade you after you open the computer, so it is not very useful for intrusion.

Computer Username Modification:

Open Control Panel All Control Panel Items User Accounts Manage Accounts (select the account you want to modify) Change your account. After this step, you will see Change Account Name, click to enter Edit.

Change PC permissions:

Right-click on the program or shortcut, Properties, Security, Advanced, Permissions, find your username, click on Select, and then click on Change Permissions.

You don't need to set permissions, you just need to set them inside Group Policy.

This is how to set Group Policy user permissions.

This is how Group Policy is fully set.

If you want to check whether a user has administrator permissions, you can run the cmd command. Here's how:

Open the "Start Menu", click "Run", enter "cmd", click "OK", and open the "Command Prompt".

Enter "net user administrator" in the Command Prompt to confirm that the computer's super administrator is not disabled. If the status of the account shows as "Disabled", then the "Administrator" user on the computer actually has the privileges of Super Administrator.

Enter "net user %" (substitute the user name to be queried) and check the user's existing permissions in the "Permissions" field. If the user's permission is "(Super)Administrator", the user has administrator permissions. If the user belongs to the Users group, the user does not have administrator privileges.

Right-click on My Computer--- Manage --- Local Users and Groups--- double-click the user name. If it's an administator, it's an admin, and if it's uses, it's a restricted user.