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Vipin
Hi,
I read that the built -in administrator account is disabled on beta2.
Why is it so?
Thanks,
Vipin
I read that the built -in administrator account is disabled on beta2.
Why is it so?
Thanks,
Vipin
The built-in administrator account is disabled to prevent people from
using it, except in an emergency. By default, you can log in to the
administrator account only from safe mode.
Vipin said:Read the "Windows Vista Beta 2 Updates" section here:-
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/WindowsVista/library/f72d606c-ad66-403b-be70-3d59e4e5c10f.mspx
Raven Mill said:<< Built-in Administrator Account is Disabled by Default on New
Installations...
The built-in Administrator account is disabled by default in Windows Vista
Beta 2. If Windows Vista determines during an upgrade from Windows XP that
the built-in Administrator is the only active local administrator account,
Windows Vista leaves the account enabled and places the account in Admin
Approval Mode. >>
You have to understand the way it works now...and this is also only if you
have updated Beta2...
As far as *I* can see it, it simply disables the Administrator account
within the user settings from control panel and such. It is quite easy to
go in and UNcheck the "disable this account" box in the Computer
Maintenance settings.
I've never really been great with the settings there, and I had the same
questions when I first installed Beta2. Because I was having problems
with something that I just didn't understand at the time. (Working with
JUNCTIONS) If you are marked as an administrator, You ARE the
administrator. Am I correct in my thinking that way?
I'm more of a hardware person than a security person...
Vipin said:But, how do I know the password of that account because I never configured
it during install time? During install, all it asks is to create a user
account in the administrator's group.
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