Get full admin in windows 7

Unlock full admin account in seven [allversions]

Logon using your usual account.
Launch the cmd prompt - Make sure you select, 'Run as administrator'
Net user administrator p£ssw0rD
Net user administrator /active:yes
Switch User, or logoff
Logon as Administrator Password p£ssw0rD
(Your password may be different!)

or alternatively you could put it all into a .bat file.

**trun admin on**

cls

Net user administrator password
Net user administrator /active:yes
pause

***turn admin off***


cls

Net user administrator password
Net user administrator /active:no
pause

First of all welcome to the forum LeHam! ( I see you only made two post ). I don't want to pick on you, I really don't... so I will only comment on one thing you said:
"or alternatively you could compile it all into a .bat file." you don't "compile" a .bat file, you write commands and save them in a script known as a batch file. The contents of a .bat are not binary therefore you are not "compiling" it nor is it compiled. As for the rest of it, Most of us know this already... But thanks for posting!

i was just trying 2 be helpful is all... i feels stupid now

No lol your taking it the wrong way, I do not think your stupid at all! I was just trying to correct you on the terminology you were using. It's okay I mix up terminology all the time, it really is to keep current on the words your supposed to use lol
sorry though, the last thing I wanted to do was make you feel stupid. I'm sure what you posted will come in handy to a few people, but like I said most of us that play around with our computer elevated our privileges along time ago.



BTW when I first got on this site, I said some things that other people ( and me ) didn't consider cool and then I got banned. But after I thought about it I realized what a jerk I was being and I came on here again to try to contribute, and im glad I did because this is a really friendly forum and it's really fun to help people that use Windows 7 even if i'm not the biggest fan myself. So again i'm sorry I hope you don't leave I really think you could contribute, you just got to find a good topic ( and trust me that can be hard ). Try to respond to other threads on this site to get a feel about what we talk about most of the time. What I said could have been considered a little condescending, I didn't mean it to be that way I just wanted to help you and others realize that .bat are not compiled files. So stick around this is actruly one of the best forums I have been a part of, it even feels better then the Linux ones

come on Leh Ham , relax , do not take things serious

It's been a long time, but if I remember correctly, I wrote several batch files, and used a batch file compiler to make them 'exe' files. I agree that batch files are normally not compiled, but apparently they can be. Again, this is from memory of many years ago. In any case, a quick check of the Internet shows several programs that claim to convert a batch file into an executable.

No need to feel stupid. Yes, you were trying to help. If you are new to a site such as this, a search might be useful, in the first instance, to see if it has already been posted. There are, in fact, several such on the site.
Have a look down in the Windows articles. There is a heap of tutorial posts there. Even one on your subject by myself:

How to access Global Administartor Account in Windows 7


Fwiw. LOL. Compile works for me Dic:
to put together (documents, selections, or other materials) in one book or work.