how do make a new user account on xp if u deleted the administrative account?
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You can not delete the only administrative account. Therefore there must be at least one left on the system. Get the owner of that account to make you a new account.
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You can't. That's why the person who is the administrator is called that. ONLY the administrator can change your user account from being a limited user account to an administrator accound.
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you can use administrator login.
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Login as Administrator account
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Yes, you'll want to create a new user under Windows.  This will allow you to login differently and keep all your documents under a folder in your own name.  You can actually go and remove the folder for the old user afterward, as long as you remember to move any important documents from there BEFORE you delete.
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go to control panel and go to user accounts section. change your user to a admin.
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what account do you have ? is he the only one that have an account or do you have one ? if you do, are you an administartor ? to find out if you are then (depending on your operation system) using XP click start then settings then control panel then user accounts. there you will see your account and other accounts and it will be written there if your account is administrator. if you are then just click on your son in law account and type delete password.
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If you are running Windows XP \nGo to start->control panel ->user accounts \n->your account \nChange account-type to administrator
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You will need to take ownership of the folder/file you want to access.  See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823570\n\nOr, log in as Administrator (which means go in using SAFE mode if XP Home, or CTRL ALT DEL at signon screen if XP Pro) and you should be able to access them.\n\nTo see if your previous user(s) files are still present, open c:&#92;Documents and Settings and look for the user name you want to check out.
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You don't say what operating system you are using, so I'll assume for the moment that you're using Windows XP. \n\nWindows XP has the feature of setting up separate profiles for each user.  You can find this area in the Control Panel.  (Start- Settings - Control Panel) The icon is labeled User Accounts. \n\nWhen you first call up this area, you will see a link which says "Creat User Account".  Give the account a name (it can be something easy like "Mary" or "Joe" or something more direct such as "User01".  \nClick Next.  \nNow you can specify the amount of power you can give this user.  Administrators can install programs and control such things as other peoples accounts and passwords.  For more security, always start someone with a Limited setting. \nClick Create Account. \nNow Click on the New account Icon. \nClick Create Password.  \nEnter a password (always good to use both letters AND numbers for a more secure password) Click Change Password.  \n\nIt's that easy.  You can create a different account for each user you want to have access so that users will not have to share accounts.
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you need to log in as administrator to delete other user account...\n\nstart--setting--control panel--user accoun-highlight the account and delete
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very easy is to open a new account as an admin and delete the previous account :)
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boot  up in safe mode, try to log in as admin and hope ther is no password, and tehn go to control panel, sers and selet your password, then reboot and make a new one.\nIf admin has a password, the it gets harder' go to this page for instructions in using the recovery console\nhttp://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=305\nhttp://www.lifehacker.com/software/windows/how-to-reset-your-windows-xp-password-137980.php\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm\n\ntry these, im me if they don't work, \nand get a new boyfriend, that is not cool
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Goto safe mode and login as Administrator and then follow this path:-\n\nStart>Control Panel>User Accounts...\nClick on your username and change Password:- Give a new password. It will not ask you for the old one. It will work.......... Believe me.
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okay, its gonna be kind of long but, \n\nSign on to your normal account, if you don't have one, try typing in guest. Go to start -> Run -> Type in msconfig and hit okay-> then go to the boot.ini tab and hit the selection that says boot in safe mode. exit out and it will ask you to restart. on the reboot it will let u log on to a no password administrator account labeled Administrator, log onto it and go to Start -> Control panel -> Users/accounts or watever it is -> Select your account and hit delete and when it asks to back up your documents on someone elses user do it onto the Administrator account that you are on and then go to Create Account -> and Create an administrator account by the same name of the previously limited one. then copy your files over to your new administrator account. then go to Start -> Run and type in msconfig and hit okay and do not go to any of the tabs, just the one it is already on and select Normal Start-up and then exit out and it will ask you to restart, say yes and let it boot up, then enjoy your new Administrator account
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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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if you know the windows xp administrator password then you can logon as the administrator in safe mode... to logon in safe mode... turn on your pc and  keep pressing the F9 key.. i think that's the one.. and select safe mode.but after you logon on once in safe mode a new user\n( administrator) will appear on the welcome screen of your xp...this administrator password was provided when the xp was installed...