How to Get Full Administrator Rights in Windows 7

Apr

2010

How to Get Full Administrator Rights in Windows 7

win7 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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58 Comments to “How to Get Full Administrator Rights in Windows 7”

Claudio Says:
July 21st, 2011

I struggle with this and tried unsuccessfully all of these recommendations… I got going with bringing the security all the way down… of course you can bring it up back after you install yours cracks!! hahahha
Angry Says:
August 3rd, 2011

It tells me ‘acess is denied all the time. PLEASE HELP
spudikin Says:
October 20th, 2011

this sucks… cant do it unless your already an admin… so then theres no point in this.. if ur already an admin might as well just use control pannel… dont waste ppls time with shit like this … its not what theyre looking for oh so mighty computer guru
marcus Says:
October 24th, 2011

LOL you lot are dumb. you have to do it from the ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT witch is Hidden.
Zordana Says:
November 1st, 2011

None of it works…i’ve tried for three days to get my mp3 players to work which were working last week. Now they are all read only. I thought by giving full control i would solve the problem. How can they work fine one day then none of them work the next?
I transfered mp3 files and they are there but when i remove it and press play it says NO FILES.
Andre Says:
December 12th, 2011

I tried this as well. I tried this from the (was) hidden Administrator acount and that super accound DENIED me as well. !!!
Microsoft needs to stop this abuse of its customers! Microsoft needs to have a simple way to allow total control of the computer for the person who OWNS the computer. Microsofts attitude is very abusive.
I do need the answer to this problem. help?
Simon Says:
March 22nd, 2012

Fantastic tip worked a treat, thanks
Harry Says:
April 26th, 2012

Sorry Guys. This guy is messing with you. There’s no “Total Control” button.
He’s just testing your gullibility. Some people are like that when people ask for help. Total A….Holes.
Mike Says:
May 2nd, 2012

Actually if you follow the steps IN ORDER there is a total control button.
and the Access is Denied error is only for MAIN Kernel and bootloader and system level files too.
asdf Says:
May 14th, 2012

there is actually no total control button! >:(
there is actually a total control checkbox
bill etcheverry Says:
May 17th, 2012

I have administrator rights and I get this:
C:\>dir > a.a
Access is denied.
What is going on?
chris Says:
May 19th, 2012

I think another way around this is to enable the hidden windows 7 Admin account and use this account and it should give full control, do this in command prompt.
net user administrator /active:yes