If you are the administrator of a computer, then you may have noticed that your account has been removed. This is because Windows 7 has a new security feature called “administrator accounts.” This feature allows users to have only one administrator account on a computer. If you are the administrator of a computer, then you may have noticed that your account has been removed. This is because Windows 7 has a new security feature called “administrator accounts.”
All data stored in an admin account is erased when you remove it. For example, all of your papers, photos, music, and other items on the computer will be lost.
Right-click the Start menu and select Properties. Select Local Users and Groups from the drop-down menu, then Users. Click on the Administrator account to bring up its properties window. Uncheck Account is disabled, then click Apply before OKing it.
To delete an admin account, go to the left sidebar and select Delete. Select the admin account you wish to remove. Remove is the only option. Note: To delete an administrator’s account, they must first log off from their computer.
An administrator is someone who has control over the computer and can make changes that will impact other users of the system. Administrators have full access to all files on the computer, as well as the ability to modify other user account’s security settings, install software and hardware, change security settings, and more.
As an added security measure, log in using your Guest account. Locking the computer with the Windows key is also a good idea. Select Power from the menu. Hold down Shift and then Restart to restart without unplugging anything. Troubleshoot may be accessed by clicking on it. In Advanced Options, click System restore under?
