Windows 10: Why unable to change user account password through administrator the hidden account ?

After Windows 10 update I could not log in to my only account on lenovo laptop. I solved that by creating bootable USB, bringing up hidden administrator account and resetting to condition prior the updates. Now I had two administrator accounts. For a long time I needed to change my passwords of my main account but I was just unable to do that. So I found in some posts option through cmd " net user Username..." I used this option and after that I am not able to log in to the account neither with old password nor with the new one. I am still logging in to my newly created administrator account b

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Forget hidden Administrator Account Password-Windows 10

Thank you for providing the details. You can change the password of the hidden admin account by following the steps below.

• Press Windows key and type "cmd".
• Right-click Command Prompt and select Run as administrator.
• Type this command: net user "UserName" "NewPassword".
  
  Type "administrator" in the "Username" and type the password that you want in the
  "NewPassword".
• Retype the password that you've created and close the Command Prompt.

These steps are intended for local accounts. And since the hidden admin account is considered a local account, you can apply these steps.

Let us know how that turned out for you.

 

Forget hidden Administrator Account Password-Windows 10

Hi,

We would like to know more information regarding the issue that you are experiencing with the hidden administrator account. For better assistance, please answer the following questions:

• Why did you access the hidden administrator account?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?
• Why did you create a password for it?

Regards.

 

'Hidden Administrator' account asking for password.

We would like to clarify how did you enable the Hidden Administrator account. We suggest using the
Local Security Policy to enable to hidden administrator in Windows 10. Kindly follow these steps:

• Press Windows key + R to open the Run dialog.
• Type secpol.msc, and click on OK.
• In the left pane, click on the Local Policies folder to expand it, and click on the
  Security Options folder.
• In the right pane of Security Options, double click on
  Accounts: Administrator account status.
• Select Enabled, and click on OK.

Let us know whenever you need further assistance.