Windows 10: User Profile for Hidden Administrator

I occasionally use the Hidden Administrator account for security problems, stubborn undeletable files, etc. Question is can I use the User Profile from my W10 install on the Hidden Administrator? If yes, how?

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If the issue persists, you can turn on your Hidden Administrator account or you can create a

new user profile and name is as Test so that we can check if your current
User Profile is corrupted.

Follow these steps to turn on the Hidden Administrator account:

• Press on Windows + X on your keyboard.
• On the list, click on Command Prompt (Admin).
• Key in net user administrator /active:yes and press
  Enter.
• Restart your computer.

If the issue is resolved using the Hidden Administrator or the Test profile, this means that your current user profile is corrupted. Note that it is not advisable to use the Hidden Administrator account like a normal user profile. After testing, turn it
off using the same steps to turn it on except changing the command to net user administrator /active:no.

 

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To isolate the issue, we suggest you to create a new
User Profile naming it as Test to be able to determine if your current
User Profile is corrupted or if you do not wish to create a new one, you can turn on your
Hidden Administrator by following these steps:

• Press on Windows + X on your keyboard.
• On the list, click on Command Prompt (Admin).
• Key in net user administrator /active:yes and press
  Enter.
• Restart your computer.

Once your hidden administrator is activated, test if the issue persists or not. If so, this means that your current user profile is corrupted. Make sure to deactivate your hidden admin after testing as this is not advisable to be used like a normal user
profile. To turn off your hidden admin you just have to perform the same procedure and change the command to net user administrator /active:no.

Keep us posted on the results.

Regards.

 

Hello Capri, *Smile

Each account on the PC has its own separate profile created for it.