
05-31-2007
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Re: Help with lost account
Sorry, that command should have been:
net user John /active:yes
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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
"Ronnie Vernon MVP" <rv@invalid.org> wrote in message
news:FEE19687-9683-4BA4-B452-2C0DF9A347DB@microsoft.com...
> Did you change the name of the Built-in admin account?
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> Start cmd.exe with admin privileges and type:
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> net user (press Enter)
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> This should show all of the accounts that are registered on the system. If
> you see John and not an account named Administrator you may need to type:
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> net user Administrator /active:yes
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> To enable the John account.
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> Ronnie Vernon
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Shell/User
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> "Wizard" <stop.spam@net.ai> wrote in message
> news:465DD712.BCE961ED@net.ai...
>>I just did a reinstall/(upgrade) of windows Vista Business and now I no
>> longer have access to my account
>> The account was a (real) administrator account (net user Administrator
>> /active:yes) Renamed to "John". All of the stuff is there under users
>> but I can not gain access to it (access denied). The net "user
>> Administrator /active:yes" command no longer works; the error comes back
>> as account not found.
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>> Does anyone have any idea how to get that admin account back as well as
>> how to make "john" an active account again?
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