If you are an administrator on a Windows 10 computer, there are a few ways to exit administrator mode. The first way is to use the command prompt. To open the command prompt, type “cmd” and hit enter. The second way is to use the “netstat” command. To do this, type “netstat -a” and hit enter. The third way is to use the “usermod -G Administrator” command. This will make the computer become an administrator for your account only. The fourth way is to use the “netcfg” command. This will show all of your network adapters and their settings. The fifth way is to use the “netstat -a | grep admin” command. This will show all of your network adapters and their status, but it will not show whether they are in administrator mode or not.
Administrator Account Enable or Disable in Windows 10?
Type MSC into the Run dialog box after holding down the Windows Key and pressing Select OK when prompted. Select “Unlock/change the password for all users” as desired from the drop-down menu in step 6 below. Check or uncheck “Account is disabled” as needed?
Open the Start menu. The lower-left corner of your screen has a button called this. Select Settings from the list. Choose Accounts from the drop-down menu. Select Family and Other Users from the list. Choose the admin account you wish to remove. Click on Remove to execute the command. Finally, make sure to Delete the Account and Data?
Turn on the lid of your Chromebook and hold down the power button for 30 seconds. This should remove the administrator block.
Select the Users section and double-click the Administrator account. Change its password using the Set Password window, which opens automatically when you right-click on it. Select Yes from the User Account Control Settings prompt if prompted to do so. Click Close (or press Enter) after doing so.
Open the Users folder and double-click the Administrator account. Uncheck the option for Account Is Disabled, then click OK or Apply (Figure C). Close the User Management window. Log out of your administrator account with it activated.
