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Originally posted by WDZ
The 2 quotes above seem to conflict with each other...
i think I should shut up
sorry
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Originally posted by WDZ
Yeah, I know that any user can be given admin permissions, but I thought that the admin with the username "Administrator" was built-in and "special."
The name has nothing to do, 'cause in spanish it's Administra
dor. It isn't a built-in account. It's created when you install Windows, yes, but the same as any other.
Well, now I know what happens: When you install windows it creates a user named <administrator in the language of windows> and creates a SID for it. (SID=internal number that identifies users in windows, like linux' UID). Then I suppose that when you're gonna deleta a user, Windows checks it it's SID is the same as the one that was created for that user and in that case it doesn't let you delete the user.
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