Windows 10: Re-enabling Admin Approval Mode prevents me from logging in windows 10

At some point in the past I had Disabled the policy under:Security Settings/Local Policies/Security Options/User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval ModeI understand the security risks for doing that, that's not what I'm asking about. When I upgraded to win11, there were certain features that I couldn't do because of this mode, because Re-enabling it allowed me to perform those actions/features, but prevented me from entering Windows Settings at all. So, I ended up rolling back to windows 10, because there's no issues with performing the same actions/features I was tryin

:)

 

How-to enable auto log-on in Windows 7?

I need the computer to boot and then automatically log into Windows 7.

The account would automatically log into a standard account (non-admin) with no password.

However, I also have another account in that same computer (which is an admin account).

If I was to enable auto log-on into this computer, how would I be able to log into the administrator account that I have later if it skips the log-in screen?

 

Not able to log into approved accounts

In the manage family account I set up my daughter's info. We have listed approved sites but when she tries to log in it tells her to ask for permission. When she does and it is approved, she still can't sign in. I went back to the admin family account
to make sure the accounts were approved and they were, but still can't sign in. Help?

 

admin password?

You can reset the Admin Password using Windows XP repair; See Here for step by step.

*Toast :toast: