- Run computer in safe mode with command prompt by tapping F8 when your computer boot up.
- Logon to your user account (with admin rights)
- Type net user administrator /active:yes
- Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete then logoff
- Logon as administrator
- Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete the Start Task Manager
- Disable UAC with RegEdit by Type regedit
- Reboot computer
- Go to My Computer, right click C: drive, then properties, security, advanced, effective permission, select enter your own user name, OK. Done, you have access to C: now. But must do the following to increase security because you just compromise your own computer security in this way.
- Enable back your UAC press windows button + R (Run)
Navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
Locate the following REG_DWORD value:
EnableLUA
Set the value of EnableLUA to 0.
OPtional step to suppress UAC consent prompt dialog, locate the following REG_DWORD value:
ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin
Set the value of ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin to 0 (optional).
Exit from Registry Editor and restart the computer to turn off UAC
type in msconfig
goto tools, change UAC Setting, launch, set to default
Reboot, done
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