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#Windows 10 hiow to managae standard accounts password#
#Windows 10 hiow to managae standard accounts windows#

When prompted, enter your password and click the Unlock button.

Click the lock symbol in the lower-left corner of the Users & Groups window.

In the Apple menu, select the System Preferences option.

In the menu bar, click the Apple icon to open the Apple menu.

Net localgroup administrators myaccount /add macOS

At the command line, type net localgroup administrators /add, where is the name of the user account you are changing.įor example, to change a user account named myaccount to an administrator account, type the following command.

How do I open an elevated Command Prompt?.

#Windows 10 hiow to managae standard accounts windows#

Open Windows Command Prompt with elevated permissions.

For example, HOPE\Administrators.Īfter following the steps above, the account is part of the administrator's group and has administrative rights on that computer. If successfully found, your computer name followed by "\Administrators" should appear. Type "administrators" and then click the Check Names button.If this group is not listed, click the Add button. If the user is a member of "Administrators," that account already has administrative rights.Double-click the account you want to view.Click Users, and in the right pane, all user accounts set up on your computer are shown.Note: If you cannot access this section, you likely do not have administrator rights to the computer. Click the + next to Local Users and Groups or double-click it.Click Manage, which should open the Computer Management window, as shown below.From the Windows desktop, right-click My Computer.Select the Computer administrator option, then click the Change Account Type button.Click the Change the account type option.Click the user account name you want to change to an administrator.Click OK on any additional windows to close out the user account settings. Click the OK button to save the changes.Select the Administrator group to set the user account to an administrator account on the Group Membership tab.Click the Properties option in the user account window.Find the user account you want to change under the Users for this computer section on the Users tab.Click User Accounts again, then the Manage User Accounts option.Click the circle next to Administrator ( A) and click the Change Account Type button ( B).With an account selected, click the Change the account type link.Select the account you want to grant administrative rights.Under the User Accounts section, click Change account type.Press the Windows key, type Control Panel, and then press Enter.