How do I turn it on as a computer administrator? Where are the administrator privileges on the compu

Updated on technology 2024-05-14
12 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Right-click on the program and run it as an administrator.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    The account you are using to log in to your computer is not an administrator account, or your permissions are restricted. You log out, and then press Ctrl+Alt+Del, in the pop-up dialog box in the username that goes in and out of the administrator, press enter, if this account can enter, it is a built-in super administrator account, and you have all the permissions Press the windows key (that is, the start menu) Yes, there is the control panel, and then click on the user account. You go to the control panel to find the option of management tools, which includes the content of the management account and services, There are changes to the permissions of the account, and you can set up what permissions you want to open (note: this is the setting of the XP system).

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    If you want to enable the administrator account directly, the method is: right-click on the computer - management - local users and groups - users and then right-click the administraror attribute to remove the disabled check box of the account after confirmation and log out The administration account will appear.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Add me 77443772, the specific problems still need to be looked at in detail. Generally, the login computer is logged in by the administrator, so it may be other problems!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Click on the Start Menu in the Control Panel and set yourself as an administrator in the Admin settings.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    The steps to set the computer administrator privilege are as follows:

    1. First of all, we find the computer button in the menu bar of the computer, right-click the mouse and click the "Manage" option.

    2. Then we click on the "Local Users and Groups" option in that page.

    3. After that, we click on the "Users" folder option in this page.

    4. Then we find the account of "administrator" on this page.

    5. After that, we right-click on "administrator" and click on the "Properties" option.

    6. Finally, we find that the account is disabled on the regular page, remove the small tick in the box on the left side of the deleted account has been disabled, and finally click OK, so that our administrato account is the highest administrator authority of the computer.

    Here's how to find admin privileges:

    Right-click on "My Computer" Select "Manage" in the Computer Management window, in that order, System Tools, Local Users and Groups, click "Groups", and in the right box, there is a group with the name administrators, which is the Administrators group"administrators"Press Add in the bottom left corner, then press Advanced and click the Find Now button on the right.

    See the name of the account you just created in the box below, select it, and then press OK, see the box with the account name just now, and then press OK, and finally you must press Apply.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Here's a reply to you.

    1. Right-click on this computer or computer.

    2. Then click Manage.

    3. Click Local Users & Groups.

    4. Click Users.

    Ask a question: Local users and groups can't be found.

    Local users and groups could not be found.

    7. Click Account is disabled.

    8. Click OK.

    Is it convenient for you to take a **, I'll show you.

    Ask a questionStep 3: Local users and groups could not be found.

    Step 3: Local users and groups could not be found.

    Click on System Tools.

    1. Open the Windows console window;

    2. Click [File] and [Add and Delete Administrative Units] in order;

    3. Select the local user and group, click Add, select the local computer, and click OK.

    Are you a win10 system?

    Ask win8

    First, enter the desktop, press the shortcut key "Win + R" to open the running window, then enter "netplwiz" and click "OK" to open the user account settings;

    After opening "User Account", select the current account and click "Properties".

    Once you're in the properties window, switch to the "Group Members" tab, select "Admins", and click OK.

    Thank you for asking, that's it.

    Thanks, that's it.

    Please give me a thumbs up, thank you, dear

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The computer administrator permission can be set in the computer management by following the following steps:

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    2. Open the Local Group Policy Manager.

    3. Click to open the "Computer Configuration" option in turn, then find the "Windows Settings" option, then find and open the "Security Settings" option from "Windows Settings", then open "Local Policy" and finally find and open "Security Options".

    4. Find "Account: Administrator Status", you can see that the status is "Disabled", what we need is to turn it on.

    5. Right-click "Account: Administrator Status" and select "Properties" from the pop-up shortcut menu.

    6. In the "Account: Administrator Status" property, it will be selected as enabled.

    7. If you want to change the name of the administrator account, find "Account, rename the system administrator account", right-click, and select Properties.

    8. The default name of the system administrator is administrator, you can modify it according to your preference, if you don't want to change the name, this step can be ignored.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop - right-click "Manage" - Local Users and Groups "--Users".

    Here you will see all your account information. Click on your account, for example, if you create a new account called kk, then: click on kk, right-click "properties" --affiliation" --add "--administrators".

    The administrator is the default administrator of the system, and the above setting is to set one of your users as the administrator.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    You can put your PC into administrator mode by following the steps below:

    1. Turn on the computer, click Start in the lower left corner, place the mouse on the settings, and find the "Control Panel" on the right

    2. Click to enter the control panel and find "User Account" in the control panel page

    3. Double-click "User Account" with the left mouse button to enter the page, and find "Computer Administrator" on the page

    4. Click to enter the computer administrator, you can enter the administrator mode, in this mode you can create passwords and other operations

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Take win7 as an example.

    1. Right-click on the computer and select Manage.

    2. Click to enter the computer management settings page, which provides a lot of setting options.

    3. Click on the Local Users & Groups option on the left navigation bar.

    4. After clicking, several options will appear on the right, select the user option, and double-click the user.

    5. There will be several computer accounts when the bridge wheel is intense, and there will be several accounts when you have a few accounts set up by the computer, but the first one will have it, which is the super administrator account.

    6. Right-click on the account and select Delete.

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