If you open an elevated command prompt by:
- Right-clicking on Start,
- left-clicking on Command Prompt (Admin),
- clicking Yes when the User Account Control appears,
- type the following into the Administrator: Command Prompt:
Code:
net user administrator /active:yes
Press Enter key
Type exit then press Enter key to close the command window.
Now
left-click on
Start then
right-click on the
Account icon and choose
Sign-out.
Click the lock screen to return to logon page. You will now see a new user named Administrator. Select this and sign in (there should be no password set, but if it requires one it'll be the one you use to sign in normally with.)
Once signed in and at Desktop do the previous instructions I gave which ought to work without generation of Error 5 code.
If all that works fine, then before closing the Administrator: Command Prompt you can type the following to remove the Built-in Administrator from logon page:
Code:
net user administrator /active:no
Press
Enter key then type
exit and press
Enter key again.
Now sign out of Administrator and sign back in as your normal user account