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The account called &quot;Administrator&quot; on Vista and later m$ OS's is always disabled by default, and it should stay that way. You should rather create another account that is a member of the Admin group, but also that account shouldn't be used in normal use. You should always use a standard account for everything, and if something requires elevated rights, a UAC popup will show up asking you for the account name and password you created that is a member of the Admin group.
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The account called "Administrator" on Vista and later m$ OS's is always disabled by default, and it should stay that way. You should rather create another account that is a member of the Admin group, but also that account shouldn't be used in normal use. You should always use a standard account for everything, and if something requires elevated rights, a UAC popup will show up asking you for the account name and password you created that is a member of the Admin group.

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Resolved, set the acct ON via dos command, &nbsp;thank you
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Resolved, set the acct ON via dos command,  thank you

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The administrator account gets disabled after rebooting on Windows 7 computers. &nbsp;Any resolutions?
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The administrator account gets disabled after rebooting on Windows 7 computers.  Any resolutions?

Windows 7 pro administrator account disabled after rebooting

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.