Windows 10: Appointing System Administrator

I can't change my Windows Update settings. It says 'Some settings are managed by your system administrator'

How do I become the System Administrator?

My user account type is Administrator!

My problem may be linked to the fact that I deleted the original account that I used to install Windows 10!

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How to correct misspelled name on Windows 10?

For those who don't see the "rename" option, it wouldn't work even if you saw it, if you're logged in as yourself (the folder would be in use). However, I did this for a user whose name was misspelled and now he gets a profile error ("can't sign you in,
you've been signed in with a temporary profile") each and every time he logs in. There must be a solution other than his living with a misspelled name! Please advise, thank you.

 

problem with Activesync & Outlook 2007 support code 1

Activesync won't transfer appointments to Outlook 2007. I keep getting support code:1. Also, Outlook won't let me enter new appointments into the calendar. It keeps saying it cannot display the form and to contact my administrator. This is a personal
computer with no network or administrator.

 

By default Win10 TP Updates option is disabled. Use this link below to re-enable it:
Update W-10 manually

Hope this help !!!

 

Thanks, that does solve the Windows Update problem, but is there a way to aquire full system administrator privileges?

 

To have full Administrators priviledge, you need to log in as the built in Admin account: Administrator. The user's created Admin account is also Administrator. However, it is not as full as the built in.

 

Thanks, I have got it to work

 

hi I have same problem please show how to get built in administrator account

 

Google found this:

Built-in Administrator Account - Enable or Disable in Windows 8

 

Microsoft did this for good reason, it is hard to beta test something if your not constantly up to date like everyone else.

Please leave the windows update settings alone. Your feedback does not mean much if you are out of date.

 

Understood. However, everyone has their own way of testing out Windows. I'd like to set "Check for Updates and let me decide..." so I can read the description on what's is the Updates about before installing it.

 

I would be quite happy doing this for updates to Windows Defender, and many security updates/technical fixes. The problem is that I might find myself running a new version of IE or Bing Desktop.