Do you know how to activate Super Administrator on your system?
If not, this post fromMiniToolis perfect for you.
What Is a Super Administrator Account?
In the old versions of Windows system, there was only one administrator account available.
Windows introduces another Super Administrator account called Super Administrator account in the later versions including Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11.
Usually, this account is disabled by default.
This is very useful when you got locked out of the main account.
Without further ado, lets dive into it!
How to Activate a Super Administrator Account on Windows 10/11?
To do so:
Step 1.
Typecmdin the search bar to locateCommand Promptand selectRun as administrator.
In the command window, input the command below and hitEnter.
Then, a super administrator account will be enabled.
Net user administrator /active:no
Way 2: via Windows PowerShell
Step 1.
Right-hit theStart menuand selectWindows PowerShell (Admin).
Navigate to:Computer Configuration>Windows prefs>Security prefs>Local Policies>Security Options.
In the right pane, locate theAccounts: Administrator account statuspolicy and double-punch it.
In theLocal Security Settingssection, tickEnabled.
Click onApply&OKto make the change effective.
To do so:
Step 1.
Typelusrmgr.mscand hitEnterto launchLocal Users and Groups.
In the left pane, click onUsers.
On the right side of the pane, locateAdministratorand double-press it to open its properties.
In theGeneraltab, uncheckAccount is disabled.
Tap onApply&OKto save all the changes youve made.
If you want to set a password for your Super Administrator account, click onMore ActionsunderAdministratorand then selectSet Password.
This post shows you three methods to find it.
