You might have observed that, during Windows 10 installation
set up, when you complete installation Windows 10 creates two additional
user accounts which are hidden by default. One is a guest account which
is very limited and the other is administrator account. The difference
between the created user account and the built in user account is that
the built-in account is an elevated account (administrator) and will not
give UAC prompts.
Windows automatically generates this elevated
hidden Super Administrator account
which remains hidden by default owing to security reasons. The built-in
Administrator account is usually used to troubleshoot Windows and
therefore should only be used during troubleshooting. Unlike the normal
Administrator account, this hidden by default or built-in Administrator
account runs all programs and tools with admin rights by default.
Today, I will show you a trick that will let you create a new hidden
administrator user account on your Windows PC. It should work on Windows
10, Windows 8.1, as well as Windows 7 systems.
Create Hidden Administrator User Account in Windows
Coy-paste the following text in Notepad:
@echo off
net user hidden password stupid trick /add n
et local group Administrators Windows Club /add