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Make a user account on Windows 10 a full admin 6 I've always hated this about Windows, it's ridiculous admin antics If I'm an admin user I want to edit things like my host file without needing to hack around Previously on 8 1 I found something for the console that changed my user account to a full admin account and removed the horrible restrictions on the standard admin accounts
How to add a domain user to Administrators group in Windows 10 To add an account as a member of the administrators group you need to be a local administrator already and you need to have rights to read the active directory information A normal user can do this so what you want to do should be possible: log on as local admin connect on the VPN open Start | Computer Management | Local Users and Groups (or run lusrmgr msc) double-click on the
Windows 10 Education, missing lusrmgr - Microsoft Community Windows, Surface, Bing, Microsoft Edge, Windows Insider, and Microsoft Advertising forums are available exclusively on Microsoft Q A This change will help us provide a more streamlined and efficient experience for all your questions and discussions
How to change Windows admin password from guest user How to gain access of admin account of Windows, I activated a guest user and I want to change the admin password from the command line When I type: net user administrator password the response is
windows 10 - How do I add Azure Active Directory User to Local . . . Login to the PC as the Azure AD user you want to be a local admin This gets the GUID onto the PC Log out as that user and login as a local admin user Open a command prompt as Administrator and using the command line, add the user to the administrators group
Built In admin accounts SID is blank. - Microsoft Community Built In admin account's SID is blank Using windows 10, and recently renamed the built in admin account by using the command lusrmgr msc After renaming the account i pressed refresh and closed the window
Is there a Registry key that indicates if a user is an admin or not? Not possible from the registry This is typically done by using the Local User Manager ("C:\windows\system32\lusrmgr msc") If you navigate to groups > Administrators, you can add and remove users from the admin groups You can also Add and remove users from Administrators in a number of ways including the Net LocalGroup command: net localgroup "Administrators""RandomUsername" add net