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Posted by wng_z3r0 on October 7, 2007, 11:10 am
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Copy the following line by highlighting it and then pressing ctrl-c
net users >"%userprofile%\desktop\output.txt" & notepad
"%userprofile%\desktop\output.txt"
Go to start->run (or if you are using windows vista windows key + r), and
then press ctrl-v to paste the above line into the run box.
Press ok. A notepad window should open with the accounts on your computer.
Please post back the results in the notepad window. You may wish to change
any personally identifying usernames.
wng
> Salim Bharmal wrote:
>> I was creating a new user account. Now I cannot find my Administration
>> User Account I con in the welcome screen. I can't perform any changes
>> without my Amin
>> previledges. Can some one please help?
>
> It sounds like you 1) have XP Pro; 2) were using the built-in
> Administrator account for your daily work; 3) have now created a second
> user account with administrative privileges. If this is correct, the
> built-in Administrator account is hidden by design when you create a
> second user account with administrative privileges.
>
> If my assumption is correct, you can still log into the built-in
> Administrator account by doing Ctrl-Alt-Del at the Welcome Screen. This
> will get you the classic logon box. Enter "Administrator" for the user
> name (without the quotes of course) and your password.
>
> If this is *not* your situation, then please post back with a better
> description of your system. You may wish to refer to this link to see what
> details to include in a newsgroup post in order to get focused help.
>
> http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
>
>
> Malke
> --
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> www.elephantboycomputers.com
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> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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