If you have Windows XP Professional, from the Welcome screen, hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE twice, and you will be allowed to type in a User ID and Password. Simply type in administrator for the ID, and whatever the password is, and you're in! If you are using Windows XP Home Edition, the process is different. The only way you can log in with the administrator account is by booting into safe mode. To do this, restart the computer. As the computer starts booting up, hit F8 to bring up the boot menu. From the boot menu, choose Safe Mode. The Welcome screen will come up, and the Administrator account will be listed.
Press ctrl-alt-del twice. Then you will get a prompt for user name and password.
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Because, when you use Windows for the very first time - you need to tell it which account will be the administrator account. It doesn't automatically assign the administrator account to the first user.
The first account you use is the administrators account.
The first account created on a newly install windows 7 isthe administrators account. There is no need to use another
If there is one users on the computer, it is the password you use to log on. If you have multiple users on a computer, then one of them is the system administrator. Usually, this is the first account created, but you can find out by going to system preferences, and clicking on accounts. On the left hand side of the window, there will be a list of users, and under the system administrator it will say "admin." The password for this account it the system administrator's password.
Administrator has more rights; Power users account can read from and write to parts of the system other than their own local drive, install applications and perform limited administrative tasks.Administrator account can install and uninstall devices and applications and can perform all administrative tasks. When windows 2000/XP is first installed one user account is created in this group and the account is called the Administrator
user profile.
You need to be the Root (First admin) to do that.
u first start computer to administrator password. Later u go control panal -user account-click on administrator and create a new administrator account and modiffied also.
If you can't log into Windows with your administrator, try logging in in safe mode and changing the password first.
An administrator is the person who first signs in a creates an account into an Apple computer.
Windows 7: click 'Start' > select 'Control Panel' > select 'User Accounts', then activate the administrator account.
To put it simply: You Can't. In Windows Vista, you must be a member of the local Administrators group (or have Admin credentials) to enable/disable User Account Control. You can install Smart UAC Replacement which will switch it off. But first answerer was right to install it you will need to know password/login of Administrator.