Administrator account disabled by default
kctxau
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I believe I read that the administrator account was disabled by default. The Measureup Exam indicates it is the Guest account. Clarification???
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kctxau Member Posts: 130Nevermind, the MS site indicates the following:
The administrator account does not appear on the Windows Vista Welcome screen
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Article ID : 926183
Last Review : March 15, 2007
Revision : 1.4
SYMPTOMS
You notice that the administrator account does not appear on the Windows Vista Welcome screen.
CAUSE
By default, the following conditions are true in Windows Vista:
• The built-in administrator account is disabled.
• The built-in administrator account cannot log on to the computer in safe mode.
Note In some cases, Windows Vista may determine, during an upgrade from Microsoft Windows XP, that the built-in administrator account is the only active local administrator account. In this situation, Windows Vista leaves the built-in administrator account enabled. Additionally, Windows Vista puts this account into Admin Approval mode.
Unless I am misunderstanding something, it must be an error in the Measureup Exam. -
astorrs Member Posts: 3,139 ■■■■■■□□□□kctxau wrote:Unless I am misunderstanding something, it must be an error in the Measureup Exam.
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