Hmmm...that would depend on several things. Is the computer a server, standalone system, networked system? I assume you are talking getting past the password prompt. There are numerous different operating systems and therefore numerous different methods of approach. Is the password you are tying to get around a BIOS password, user password, administrator password?
Without knowing those, as well as other specifics, I am afraid I would have to recommend you contact a local professional computer technician.
Administrator or user. administrator.
To become a computer administrator, one needs to get a degree in a computer field like computer science. Getting some experience in the industry would be the next step before applying for computer administrator positions.
how do you contact your system administrator
Computer Administrator will only show on the welcome screen when there are no other users defined. Once you create a user, Administrator will become hidden. Only way to retrieve this ( without a registry hack ) is to disable your welcome screen and fast user switching from the User Accounts option in the Control Panel. This will affect you in two major ways. . . 1) You will need to type out all of your Usernames when you log on. ( Including Administrator ) 2) You will no longer be able to switch between users while staying logged on. You will need to log off completely.
That's a contradiction. You can't "give administrator rights but not give administrator rights."
You need to be the Root (First admin) to do that.
you login with your computer's administrator account.
Typically the administrator account only shows on the welcome screen when there is no other user defined. Once a new user is created, the administrator account becomes hidden, but still accessible. You're guest account should be able to be turned off, provided you have administrator rights.
When one buy a computer, typically, it is bundled with an operating system together with the user manuals. The initial use of the said computer, the administrator account's password was/is set to null or 'admin' by default and the buyer/owner can set/change a new password of the administrator account, please refer to the user manuals on the how-to. In this case, the owner/buyer is the administrator of the computer. However, if the computer is company-owned then the user of the said computer may have limited access rights as set by the company's policies and implemented by the company's administrator.
An administrator is the person who first signs in a creates an account into an Apple computer.
You can become a network administrator by creating your account and ticking that you will be the network administrator and that you are allowed access to everything.
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