how can i change system user name?
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i think you mean the administrator user name.like change it from administrator to John for example.\nclik start - run - and type in  gpedit.msc\ngroup policy editor should appear.\nselect local computer policy - computer configuration - windows setting -security setting - local policies - security options - and on the right ther is rename administartor account change the value to whatever you want the system account to be named
1102524
open start-control panel and set your administration settings from there.should do it for you.
116110
This's not an easy issue. I suggest you to use some kind of "starter kit", maybe linux core. And the name can be your initials or something alike.
625746
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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you click on start, then, click on control panel, then scroll down to "USER ACCOUNTS" & click, then you click on "PICK AN ACCOUNT TO CHANGE" ( where it has the name of the computer(the name you want to change?) with a little picture by the name),it'll take you to a page, where up at the top it says "WHAT DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE ABOUT YOUR ACCOUNT"?, & by it, it says "CHANGE MY NAME" & click, then it'll take you to a page, & up at the top it says "provide a new name for your account" you click in the bar and type in the name that you want for your computer. \nthen, click on "CHANGE NAME"!!! when you change your name of your computer, it'll show up on the welcome screen & the start menu.
909401
start > control panel > User Accounts > Change an account > click on administrator > click on "remove my password"\n\nDone!
458201
You can't disable the Administrator account as it is a "built-in" account.  You can rename the account by right-clicking on it in Local Users and Groups and selecting Rename.  You should give it a random name and a strong password.  If you're very paranoid, you can create another account called Administrator and give it extremely limited access and turn on auditing for the account.  You can then review the Security Event Log and see if anyone is trying to hack into your system using the Administrator username.
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Two questions:\n1. Are you the administrator?\n2. What program is it?\n\nIf you are the administrator, you can change them by using your password-protected and loggin into your account.\n\nIf you are not an administrator, then, ask the administrator to take them away
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You could change the Workgroup name, so that it is not part of the same workgroup.  Right Click on My Computer, choose properties, go under the Computer Name tab, click the Change button, and then change the name of the workgroup, OK all the way out, and reboot.
610476
log in as administrator, go to Control Panel==>User Accounts==>Select your account==>click on Change Account Type==>Make sure it says Computer Administrator.
298162
Go to options, then general prefrences and you should be able to change it on there.  It has a field where you can change your outgoing name.
136949
What operating system? (ie.windows XP,2000,Me)\n  In xp you open control panel click on users,then set up new user id.
1078292
Go to your system properties>user profiles. Click on the link User Accounts. Choose the user and reset password.
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Open Outlook\n\nTools --> E-mail Accounts ... --> View Or Change Existing Accounts\n\nSelect the account name and click Change button\n\nChange server on next screen
83012
On your desktop there should be a "my computer" icon if not go to the start menu and hover your mouse cursor over the my computer icon, right click the my computer icon and go to properties, from there , there should be a tab called "computer name" click that tab, then go to the button called "change", from there you can rename your computer and it will require a restart. Once you have done that all should be set. I would leave the computer in the same workgroup that it is already in, as you dont need to change that, unless you really want to.
633841
you still need to be able to get into the administrator account to do this. once you do, you can click on control panel->users and change the permissions on the account you want to use.
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Create your old user account username 'i.e use, etc'. Then log in under that username and remove it.\n\nGo into control pantel / Users