Sometimes we need to be admin, but normally is better (and more secure) to be a common mortal....
2)Once at that Windows Logon screen press CTRL+ALT+DELETE twice
3) A nore classic new logon screen comes up.
4) Delete whatever username is in the user name box and simply type "Administrator" without the quotes there is no password so press enter
5) You have full administration rights
Even more curious this:
This trick does not work if administrator account is password-protected especially if set during installation of windows. To counter-attack this trick:
- click start
- run and hit ok
- type: control userpasswords2 (and hit ok...of course)
- click Administrator
- click Reset password, input whatever password you want and hit ok twice.
- Restart