5 Steps to Disable or Enable Administrator Using Command Prompt

by **Admin** Sun May 11, 2014 6:19 pm

This tips and trick actually continuing our last post about [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] where we can add a user with administrator rights, and now we will learn how to enable or disable the administrator or delete the user usingcommand prompt.
Requirement:
1. Command prompt (administrator role)
5 Steps to Disable or Enable Administrator Using Command Prompt:
1. Open up your command prompt.

press Windows logo(on your keyboard) + R –> type 'cmd' –> enter

2. First, we will list the users on the system by running net user command.

3. We can disable the built-in administrator user with this command net user administrator /active:no and it will return the message

the command completed successfully

4. To enable again the built-in administrator user, you can do with this command net user administrator /active:yes and if correct, it will return the message

the command completed successfully

5. To delete the specific user, you can do wth this command net user USERNAME /del.

net user thehackerszone.forumotion.com /del

Conclusion:
1. You also can delete the user by using windows GUI.

Press Windows logo + R and type control nusrmgr.cpl

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