what can i do to my computer because it doesnt open anything in my account and i am the administrator?
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do not delete the account.\ndid you create another account and that caused yours not to work you've got troubles. but it can be fixed or something like it! \nif that's not what happened. just try restoring your computer to the day before it screwed up\ngo START - ALL PROGRAMS - ACCESSORIES - SYSTEM TOOLS - SYSTEM RESTORE\n\ntry this first before do anything stupid like deleting things
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Reboot the computer into the safe mode, that will permit you to login as administrator and fix things up.
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-Assumption made, you are using Windows XP\nIf this is a work PC, ask your administrator for help.  If this is a home PC, reboot the computer and start in save mode. (Press F8 during the boot process.)\nWhat you can do from here depends on how the computer was setup.  Sometimes the actual administrator account doesn't have a password.  I can create and account called "admin" during setup but there may actually be an Administrator account that goes unseen by most users.\nYou can log easily if the password has never been set here.  If the actual administrator account is password protected here, then you are back to square one.   There is software you can purchase to help with the situation but I have never tried them and couldn't recommend one.
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have you gone to the control panel and then gone to internet options and unlock things that are locked in your computer.If you have go to help in the internet and find out whats wrong.
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I agree with Dhruv...  There are several ways that you can mess up your administrator account, especially if you delete Administrator Folder in the the 'Documents and Settings' folder on the C: drive.  However, if you can logon at all (try the built-in 'guest' account, it probably has no password) there is probably some other account with adminitrative priveleges that you can find in the Control Panel under Users and Groups.\nSo... login as Guest, Go in the the Documents and Settings Folder, find out the some other account with Administrative Priveleges (right click on the folder, select properties, and look under the Security Tab, it will say whether that account is part of the Administrators Group).  Try logging in and replicating one of the folders that are part of the administrator group and call it 'Administrator'.  You may have to reset the password at some point, but this may work.\n\nIf you can get into your the administrator account again then you should try to return to a previous "Restore Point".  By default, Windows creates restore points every so often and this is a good way to recover from problems such as yours.\n\nI assume you didn't make any backups of the Documents and Settings folder???  Whoops... this is important.\n\nKen
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Tell your system administrator....he/she will correct the situation.
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The administrator account in Windows XP Home Edition can only be accessed from safe mode.\n\nTo log on as the Administrator\n\n1. Click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart.\n \n2. Once your system begins to restart, press the F8 key to bring up the options menu.\n \n3. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Safe Mode option, and then press ENTER.\n \n4. When the "Windows Welcome" screen appears, click Administrator to log on.\n \nTo add an administrator password, which helps make your computer more secure, click Start, click Control Panel, double-click User Accounts, and then click Change an Account. Under "Pick an account to change," click Administrator, and then click Create a password.
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You havnt got administrator rights.\n\nTry doing system restore to earlier date to save time.
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if you are administrator you can do so by going to control panel->user account or if you are not so use bootable disk during booting delete the administrator folder/account \nwhere all infomation is kept for information ask to vedicsiddhanth group
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Ask the administrator to log in and enable it for your account
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Well I assume you are trying to break into a computer . One trick is a lot of people do not know about the administrator log in so they leave the password blank so go to change login or on start up type in administrator as the user leave the password blank and hit ok it might work
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if its winxp then remove the admin password with safe mode and then try
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i think u need to log in as an administrator . do it like this :\ncontrol panel > user accounts > change the way users log on or off > UNcheck the two options .\nthen log off and log in again , now you have to write the username and password by yourself .\n\nUsername : administrator\nPassword : "blank"     >> ((if u haven't change it))\n\nnow you are the administrator and can do whatever you want . \nGood Luck
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If you are using Windows XP Home version, you should be an administrator all ready.  If not at the logon screen hit Ctrl Alt Delete and log on as administrator with no password.  This is assuming that no one has added an administrator password.  If this is XP professional you will need to talk to the person that set up the computer to find out what the administrator account and password is.
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have you set an administrator account in the first instance..\n\nyou are on XP arent you?\n\ngo to your control panel, choose accounts, click administrator and \nset a new password..\n\nif you want to log into your administrator account from the login window, press control alt and del ... twice type your Administrator and password and voila
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If you didnt log in as the administrator normally...try to do that with no password and see if you can log in otherwise you are out of luck
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Come up in Safe Mode and log on as Administrator, 10 to 1 there is not a Adminstrator Password.  There are other ways around it see the url link