User Admin settings on upgrade from XP

Hi

Help Please

I upgraded from WinXP to Vista Business

I had only one user account

Now this user account is called an Administrator but in reality is not when
you look in the user account settings.
When i select change to Administrator the Change Account type box below
de-activates?

Now i cannot be nor create real administrator priviledges not can i enable
the security features of Vista.

Please help....

any new user account set as an Administrator looks like an Administrator byt
actually

Stuart Saich;564720 Wrote:
> Hi
>
> Help Please
>
> I upgraded from WinXP to Vista Business
>
> I had only one user account
>
> Now this user account is called an Administrator but in reality is not
> when
> you look in the user account settings.
> When i select change to Administrator the Change Account type box below
> de-activates?
>
> Now i cannot be nor create real administrator priviledges not can i
> enable
> the security features of Vista.
>
> Please help....
>
> any new user account set as an Administrator looks like an
> Administrator byt
> actually

Hi Stuart,

This will show you how to enable the built-in Administrator account in
Vista, like the one in XP.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...r-account.html

Shawn


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"Stuart Saich" <> wrote in message
news:F8848B0F-D925-47C0-AC12-...
> Hi
>
> Help Please
>
> I upgraded from WinXP to Vista Business
>
> I had only one user account
>
> Now this user account is called an Administrator but in reality is not
> when
> you look in the user account settings.
> When i select change to Administrator the Change Account type box below
> de-activates?
>
> Now i cannot be nor create real administrator priviledges not can i enable
> the security features of Vista.
>
> Please help....
>
> any new user account set as an Administrator looks like an Administrator
> byt
> actually