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Windows Password Recovery Tool is an easy-to-use tool designed for resetting Windows local account or domain passwords on any Windows system. If you have forgotten your password, or are locked out, or you do not have access to the password of the system, you can easily get back in with it in few seconds.

If you install software or change any settings will stop pop-ups during the process to the user account control (UAC), then disable the user account control, and then log on as administrator in Windows Vista. Logging as administrator is generally not recommended because she can create problems then but the user can thus at his/her own risk.


Steps to enable the Administrator account in Windows Vista:

In order to enable the administrator account in Windows Vista, you should go on the menu “Start” and write cmd in the search box. After that, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter or you can do it in other way also by going to Start, then Programs, then Accessories. When you will right click on the accessories, just right click the Command Prompt and then select “Run as Administrator”.

After this, type net user administrator /active:yes in the command prompt followed by an enter. After this you can restart the system and can log in as an administrator.

Procedure to access as an Administrator in Windows Vista:

First of all you should turn on your computer. The operation will follow the Windows start up process. The computer automatically starts the main user account, usually the administrator account, but if it shows more than one user of the computer in this case it the account login screen. Then click on the administrator account from the list of all the accounts that appear on the screen with the mouse.

Up to now, type the password in the field "Login password." After entering the password, click "OK" button or "Log On" - button. This will depend on user of the version you are using Windows Vista or in the case of a graphical user interface changes made.

Then click on "Start" and become successful logon as an administrator, when you click you will click "Log off", you come back to the old login screen with several user options.

Warnings to be noted:

Some points must be kept in mind during the log on as administrator. Primarily when installing Windows Vista, the account that is created is only an administrator account, when no other account using it, you should not register.

Secondly, if it is very necessary as an administrator to get is just doing a risk of errors on your computer how to install and uninstall software or, if no other user account, how it came about.

Thirdly should we forget the password of the administrator account if you have more than one account, otherwise you have again that back to your account.

Lastly, the access should not be given to lots of people using the system as there may be the chances of data getting manipulated.

Article Source: Enable Windows Vista Administrator Account