Quick Vista Fix

-.- dude thats the point of guides, for noobs who don't understand, i'm just trying to combat spam, so next time your going to call someone lame, look at their intentions of posting first before you say something retarded.

This was for noob vista users who can't fking solve their own problems.

ok sorry, i didn't understand your post, because it looked like you were saying it to me. My apologies.

ok dude, why are you fking calling me a noob? i didn't realise this was already posted and if it was and nobody noticed, isnt it a good idea to repost it and actually have people read it . Honestly, again read the intention of the poster before commenting.

btw i found your post

Dude, do this and you don't have to right click, and then click administrator every time

Follow it you NOOB

"1. Unlock the Secret Default Administrator Account

You have to understand the fact that Windows Vista ships with a few default accounts. Microsoft refers to them as built-in accounts. Without a doubt, you have already seen one of them on your own copy of Vista. It is the Guest account. The Guest account is present by default in the User Accounts section of the Control Panel and you only need to activate it.

The same is the case with the default administrator account. If the Guest account is the "Built-in account for guest access to the computer/domain" the Administrator is the "Built-in account for administering the computer/domain." Now the administrator account is not only disabled by default such as the Guest account, but it is also hidden.

In order to enable it and bring it to the surface enter "cmd" in the Search Box integrated in the Start Menu and right-click the Command Prompt icon that will be displayed at the top. Make sure that you launch the process with elevated privileges via the Run as Administrator command. In the Command Prompt windows enter "net user administrator /active:yes" in order to enable the Administrator account. If at any time you change your mind and want to revert to the original settings, then type "net user administrator /active:no" and hit enter. The built-in Administrator account will show up just like all the other accounts when you will log in, but it will have absolute power over Windows Vista and will not be limited by the User Account control. "

ok first of all, even if i searched i would never find this because this really doesn't use keywords that well, and the only way i would've known is if you told me or i searched your account after you said you did this, because you didn't make a thread about it, and it is indeed not noticed.