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Windows 10 provides the Administrator accounts in order to administrator Windows 10 with extra privileges. The Administrator account can install hardware and software as well as access all files, manage users, operating system configurations, etc. This means not all users can have Administrator privileges which may be a security vulnerability. In this tutorial, we examine … Read more
From the early days, Windows operating systems provide the Administrator account. The Administrator account is used to manage Windows operating systems with the highest privileges. The Administrator account is a special account where normal users can not use this name. In Windows 10 the Administrator account is disabled by default. But it can be enabled … Read more
Windows 10 provides the “Administrator” account as built-in. Even it is enabled in the previous versions of the Windows operating systems like Windows XP, Windows 7, etc. with Windows 10 it is disabled by default. But we can enable the Administrator account easily using different methods. Also, we can disable the Administrator account if it … Read more
Windows provides very useful GUI tools in order to manage user and administrator passwords. But Windows is not a simple GUI operating system and provides command-line tools in order to change the password of specified user and administrator. This can be very useful if the user or administrator has lost his password. Display Current User … Read more
Windows 10 is the latest end-user operating system provided by Microsoft. Windows 10 is very integrated with the online and internet-related services where Online Accounts is one of them. Windows 10 can be used online accounts which are created via Windows Live, Office365, Azure, etc. But the usage and support of the regular local accounts … Read more
Windows provides the User Account Control or UAC in order to mandatory access control enforcement. The UAC is provided after Microsoft’s operating systems from Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008. UAC simply asks the user if he/she wants to run the clicked application with Administrative privileges. The UAC is enabled by default, we will learn how … Read more
Windows provides the User Account Control or UAC in order to mandatory access control enforcement. The UAC is provided after Microsoft’s operating systems from Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008. UAC simply asks the user if he/she wants to run the clicked application with Administrative privileges. The UAC is enabled by default but it may be … Read more
The “elevated command line“, “elevated command prompt“, “elevated cmd” or “elevated mod” is used to describe a command-line interface which can be MS-DOS or PowerShell that has the Administrator privileges. The elevated command line can run Administrator commands easily. By default, the command line interface is opened with the currently active user privileges which is … Read more
runas is a special command which is used to run or execute applications with different permissions and users. The application will be executed differently from the current user or login user. Runas first provided with the Windows Vista operating system and later adopted to all modern Windows operating systems like Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows … Read more