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Apart from user-created accounts during Windows installation, all Windows versions have an Administrator and a Guest account. The Administrator account holds the highest privileges in Windows, allowing unrestricted access. However, in Windows 10, both Administrator and Guest accounts are hidden, displaying only user-created accounts. This article from Mytour guides you on enabling or disabling Administrator and Guest accounts in Windows 10. Let's explore.
Step 1: Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog, then enter the command 'lusrmgr.msc' and press Enter.
Step 2: In the new window, select the Users section. The right panel will display all accounts on your computer.
Step 3: To enable the Administrator account, double-click on the account, a new window will appear, uncheck the Account is disabled option, and press OK.
For other accounts, follow the same process. If you want to disable that account, check the Account is disabled box.
After enabling the Admin account, you can check by clicking on the Start Menu and selecting the account icon. You will see the Administrator account; click on it to log in as an admin.
In this simple way, we can easily enable or disable the Administrator account on Windows 10. Thank you for following the article, wish you success!
