Want to change the Administrator account on your Windows 11/10 PC? This guide will show you multiple methods using which you can easily change the Administrator in Windows 11.

You can change the admin user on a Windows 10 PC through the Control Panel. However, you'll need to be already logged into an admin account to do it.

This article describes how to change the built-in Administrator account name in Windows 10 to bolster your computer's security.

Don't like the randomly generated name Windows 10 gives your computer after a clean install? Here's how to change it to something more memorable.

To change the administrator name in Windows, open Computer Management -> Local Users and Groups -> Users. Right-click Administrator, click Rename, type in a new name, and hit Enter.

You can keep your PC more secure by removing administrator privileges from your account but still be able to perform admin tasks on Windows 10. Here's how.

If you have to extend or restrict user control on a device, you can quickly complete this task by changing the account type, and here's how on Windows 10.

Learn how to enable or disable administrator accounts in Windows 10. Follow these simple steps to manage the admin accounts effectively.

While you can still change your computer's name in System Properties (we'll show you how), Windows 10 has made it much simpler by putting it in the new Settings menu.