How to Enable, Disable and Change Password on Windows 7 Administrator Account
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How to Enable, Disable and Change Password on Windows 7 Administrator Account

In this tutorial, I will show you how to enable, disable and reset password on Windows 7 hidden Administrator account
Query Administrator Account Info (Command Line)

To open Command Prompt
Click on START
Type 'cmd.exe' in the search box, drag cmd.exe icon to Desktop to create a shortcut
Double-click on cmd.exe shortcut to open Command Prompt dialog box
Type: net user administrator
Check If Administrator Account Is Disable

Look for Account active
If it's No, then Administrator account is disable
Enable Administrator Account and Set Password (GUI)





-Click Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management
-Select Local Users and Groups > Users
-Right-click on Administrator & select Properties
-If check box for Account is disabled is checked, it mean Administrator account been disable
-To enable account, uncheck Account is disabled option
-To set password, right-click on user Administrator & select Set Password, enter new password
Enable Administrator Account (Command Line)





-Right-click on shortcut cmd.exe & select 'Run as Administrator'
-Type:
net user administrator /active: yes
-To check if the account is enable, type:
net user administrator
-Check for Account active = Yes
-If u wish to disable Administrator account, type:
net user administrator /active: no
-Check for Account active = No
Set Administrator Password (Command Line)

-While still in Command Line, type:
net user administrator 1234
-Replace '1234' with your own password
-If you don't want the password to show, replace password with a *
net user administrator *