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A couple of days ago I wrote on how to turn on the super admin account. Today, I am going to write on how to get full Administrator rights and access thanks to a little, but rather unknown trick. So, thanks to this little tutorial you will be able to gain access, total control and be the owner of any Windows 7 operating system, including its tools and apps.
- Click Start.
- Click Computer (you can also found this icon on the desktop).
- Right click on the Hard Disk icon where your OS is installed on and click Properties.
- Click the Security tab.
- Click the Advanced tab.
- Click the Change Permissions button located after the Permission Entries list.
- A new window will appear on your screen. Such a window contains a list of all the user accounts available on your computer.
- Select the user account you want to give total control over your Windows 7 and click the Edit button.
- Now, tick the checkbox labeled “Total Control” and press OK.
- Done!
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May 19th, 2012
Once you have enabled Admin account Log off your old account and Delete the old account and use the admin account, and no more stupid messages.
June 2nd, 2012
It tells me that it might be dangerous because i’m changing the permission on the root directory of the startup disc. Should i continiou anyway?
June 2nd, 2012
Um, I don’t see a security tab, otherwise it would help.
June 2nd, 2012
Never mind. I got off my lazy bum and did it myself. I didn’t want to bother you.
August 2nd, 2012
When I click ok, the dialog box come up and says an error occurred while applying security information to…. blablabla
August 19th, 2012
if we take the administator permission then windows is loked if we press shift 5 times then it can ask for entered new password or not????????????
August 19th, 2012
if we power on the system then shift is pressed 5 times then stickey keys are on . if we take the admistrator permission then ,if we press shift 5 times then it is asked for enter new password . here my question is how i will take the admistrator permission plzzzzzzzzzz tell me
November 16th, 2012
Says it cannot apply settings to C:/boot and will not let me change the admin rights.
February 15th, 2013
What’s the point? The steps provided above require you to have administrative rights to be able assign administrative rights, see where I’m going?
J
February 26th, 2013
I got up to step 9 where is says:
tick the checkbox labeled “Total Control”
I do not see an option that says “Total Control”
I see one that says “Full control”, is that the same thing?
I have all the check boxes check and Windows 7 still asks for permission to run a program or I have to run some programs as administrator. These programs never asked for permission before.
Thanks
2013-Feb-26