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How To Enable The Local Administrator Account in Workgroup Mode For Windows [Guide]

In this guide tutorial, you will learn the steps to enable the local Administrator account in workgroup mode for windows. An administrator account is the at the hierarchy to manage all the activities for a system. Since the local administrator account is disabled by default, so in order to enable it, we need the user who is part of the default administrator group.

The local built-in account is similar to any other admin account, but it comes without the User Account Control (UAC) enabled which runs everything elevated (with administrator permissions).

Activate Local Administrator Account in WorkGroup Mode:
1. Press Windows Key + R combination, type put lusrmgr.msc in Run dialog box, and hit Enter to open the Local Users and Groups snap-in.
2. In the Local Users and Groups window, click Users from the left pane, then right-click the Administrator in the center pane. Select Properties.
3. In the Administrator Properties window, uncheck the option Account is disabled. Click Apply followed by OK.
4. Again right-click on Administrator and select Set Password in the following window.
5. Now click Proceed in the following window.
6. Finally, input a strong password in the following window. Click OK.

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You can change your existing account type to have administrative rights. However, the built-in administrator account comes with elevated rights out of the box. Which means you can make changes to your PC without being bothered by the User Account Control (UAC) prompt. It is a handy feature to use on a system with a fresh installation. You can install all your apps, setup network and other maintenance tasks with ease.

You can also use it as a backup account if you cannot sign in or if you do not have access to an admin account. By default, the Administrator account is not password protected. Though, you can secure it by adding an authentication method.

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