Yes, this can be risky, but if you want to ignore annoying confirmation messages then this is it. This account has FULL authority over the entire PC and you can do whatever however without confirmation messages constantly popping up.
Please, if this post is not allowed, please remove it.
There are two ways of doing this.
1.) making two batch files to easily enable/disable the account
2.) opening a CMD and entering it manually.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
First, All windows computers come with a hidden administrator account that has ultimate full access over everything on the computer, with UAC disabled on everything. One of the risks you take of this is potentially doing something you dont want done (ie. deleting system files). I dont have full knowledge over the purpose of this account, but I'm sure its just to have full access to your PC for specific reason.
Anyone that does harm to their own PC is their fault, and not mine. I warned that there will be no UAC confirmation messages upon doing ANYTHING.
Okay, now thats out of the way, if you want to do part 1, just open a notepad and insert this. Save it as Active Admin.bat:
Code:
@echo off
title Activate Secret Admin
net user administrator /active:yes
This will activate the Administrator account. To disable this quickly (for lets say, security reasons or other, just make another batch and name it Deactivate Admin.bat
Code:
@echo off
title Activate Secret Admin
net user administrator /active:no
The second option is easy, but takes longer to activate/deactivate.
Just open a cmd prompt and type in
net user administrator /active:no <--- deactivate
net user administrator /active:yes <--- activate
If this has ever been posted, sorry. I use Vista and this was a pain in my ass. So i Posted in hopes this might help someone.