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touching on the admin account... like zencoder mentioned, do NOT delete the admin account... what you can do however is rename it. on all my systems, i open up the properties on the admin account, and 'cut' out the description. i then set a complex password (8-16 characters combine alpha-numerics and special characters). then i rename the entire account.
after that, create an account called 'administrator', pasting in the original description, and DISABLE this account. a quick and easy way to make your box just a bit more secure.
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run the cmdprompt as admin and do:
C:\net user username /delete
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Greeting's
I already tried the "net user <username> delete" command but in vain. It does show that the command was completed successfully but the account shows up again when i type "net user".
My brother was playing around with the computer and he did the same with the admin account and 2 diffrent account and they are now deleted. I still have one account with administrator privilages
As of now I have denied access to drive with systemroot to that weired account.
Now i cannot logon to default admin account. Anyway to get that back? also when i try to creat a new account with administratoras log-in name it doesn't allow me to do so saying such account is already present. any ideas?
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any domains you are loggin on ?
however
;)
cacls "c:\" /T /E /C /P your_user:F
or... NOT recommended:
cacls "c:\" /T /E /C /P everyone:F
hf
