User Account Type - Change in Windows 8

How to Change an User Account Type in Windows 8 and 8.1


information   Information
This will show you how to change the account type of an user account to be either a standard, administrator, guest, or other group type of your choice in Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows 8.1, and Windows RT 8.1.

You must be signed in as an administrator to be able to change an account type.

Note   Note
Guests - A guest account allows people to have temporary access to your computer. A guest account has the same access as a "standard (Users)" account, but is further restricted by not being able to install software, hardware, or change settings.

Standard (Users) - A limited unelevated standard "users" account that can use most software and change system settings that do not affect other users. If a standard user wants to do an action that requires elevated rights or affects other users, then they will be prompted by UAC (if set to notify) to provide an administrator's password before being allowed to do so. If UAC is not set to notify, then the standard user will just be denied and not allowed to do the action.

Administrators - An unelevated administrator account that has complete access to the computer and can make any desired changes. Based on your UAC notification settings, administrators may be prompted to provide their password or confirmation before being allowed to open or run anything that requires elevated rights to do so, and make changes that affect the system or other users.

warning   Warning
Be VERY careful to NOT make all or your only administrator account into standard accounts. Doing so will leave you with no way to do anything on your PC that requires being signed in as an administrator afterwards.

You need to have at least one administrator account on the PC.






OPTION ONE

To Change an Account's Type in Control Panel "User Accounts"


1. Open the Control Panel (icons view), and click/tap on the User Accounts icon.​
2. Click/tap on the Manage another account link. (see screenshot below)​
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3. If prompted by UAC, then click/tap on Yes.​
4. Click/tap on the user account that you would like to change it's type. (see screenshot below)​
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5. Click/tap on the Change the account type link. (see screenshot below)​
Type-3.jpg
6. Select (dot) either Standard or Administrator as the new account type for the selected user account (step 4), and click/tap on the Change Account Type button. (see screenshot below)​
NOTE: If the user account is originally an administrator account, then Windows 8 will not let you change it to be a standard account unless there is another administrator account already created other than this one.​
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7. When finished, you can close User Accounts if you like. (see screenshot below)​
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OPTION TWO

To Change an Account's Type in PC settings


NOTE: This option is only available in Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1.
1. Open PC settings, and click/tap on Accounts on the left side. (see screenshot below)​
PC-settings-1.jpg
2. Click/tap on Other accounts on the left side of PC settings, and click/tap on the account (ex: Brink) you want to change the type of on the right side. (see screenshot below)​
NOTE: Only local accounts will be listed here. You will need to use OPTION ONE or OPTION TWO instead to change a Microsoft account's type.​
PC-settings-2.jpg
3. Click/tap on the Edit button for the selected account. (see screenshot below)​
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4. Click/tap on the drop down menu arrow, and click/tap on the type (ex: Administrator, Standard User, Child) you want the account to be, and click/tap on OK. (see screenshot below)​
Note   Note
The type that shows selected by default is what the account is currently set as.

Note   Note

A child account is a standard user that will have Family Safety turned on for it.​

PC-settings-4.jpg
5. After a short moment, you will now see the account's type changed. (see screenshot below)​
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6. When finished, you can close PC settings if you like.​






OPTION THREE

To Change an Account's Type in "Advanced User Accounts" (netplwiz)


1. Press the :winkey: + R keys to open the Run dialog, type netplwiz, and click/tap on OK.​
2. If prompted by UAC, then click/tap on Yes.​
3. Check the Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer box, select (highlight) the user name that you want to change the account type of, and click/tap on the Properties button. (see screenshot below)​
netplwiz-1.jpg
4. Click/tap on the Group Membership tab, select (dot) what type (standard, administrator, or other) that you want to change the selected account (step 3) type to, and click/tap on OK. (see screenshot below)​
NOTE: If you are unable to select a group in the Other drop down menu, then select standard or administrator, and select Other again to be able to.​
warning   Warning
If the user account is originally an administrator account, then do not change it to be a standard account unless you already have another administrator account created first. Unless you do have another administrator account to use, you will lose access to everything that a standard user doesn't have access to.

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5. If you had an user account set to be logged on to at startup automatically, then you will need to set this back again for the user account.​
6. When finished, you can close the advanced User Accounts (netplwiz) window.​




OPTION FOUR

Change User Account Type in Elevated Command Prompt


NOTE: This option will use the net localgroup command to basically add an "existing user account" to the group that you want the account type to be, then remove the user account from any other group (account type) that it belongs to, leaving the user account as only a member of the group that you want the account type to be.
2. To See What Groups the Existing User Account Currently Belongs To
NOTE: This will give you a list of user account names that are a member of each user account type. For example, to see what account types my Example-Standard (name) user account is a member of.​
A) In the elevated command prompt, copy and paste the commands below one at a time for each account type, and press Enter after each one. (see screenshots below)​
  • net localgroup guests
  • net localgroup users
  • net localgroup administrators
change-guests.jpg
change-users.jpg
change-administrators.jpg


3. Do either step 4, 5, or 6 below for what account type you want the user account (ex: Example-Standard) to be.​
4. To Add User Account to Administrators Group
NOTE: This is to make the user account (ex: Example-Standard) a administrator account type by adding it to the administrators group, and removing the user account from the users and guests groups if the user account is a part of them.​
A) In the elevated command prompt, type the command below and press Enter. (see screenshot below)​
NOTE: Substitute UserName in the command below with the actual user name of the user account (ex: Example-Standard) within quotes that you want to add to the administrators group.​
net localgroup administrators "UserName" /add
add_administrators.jpg

B) Go to step 7 below, and remove the user account from the users and guests groups if listed as being a member of them from step 2.​

5. To Add User Account to Users Group
NOTE: This is to make the user account (ex: Example-Standard) a standard user account type by adding it to the users group, and removing the user account from the administrators and guests groups if the user account is a part of them.​
A) In the elevated command prompt, type the command below and press Enter. (see screenshot below)​
NOTE: Substitute UserName in the command below with the actual user name of the user account (ex: Example-Standard) within quotes that you want to add to the users group.​
net localgroup users "UserName" /add
add-users.jpg

B) Go to step 7 below, and remove the user account from the administrators and guests groups if listed as being a member of them from step 2.​

6. To Add User Account to Guests Group
NOTE: This is to make the user account (ex: Example-Standard) a guest account type by adding it to the guests group, and removing the user account from the users and administrators groups if the user account is a part of them.​
A) In the elevated command prompt, type the command below and press Enter. (see screenshot below)​
NOTE: Substitute UserName in the command below with the actual user name of the user account (ex: Example-Standard) within quotes that you want to add to the guests group.​
net localgroup guests "UserName" /add
add_guests.jpg

B) Go to step 7 below, and remove the user account from the users and administrators groups if listed as being a member of them from step 2.​

7. To Remove User Account from Groups
NOTE: This is to remove the user account (ex: Example-Standard) from all of the groups that is was listed as being a member of from step 2 except for the group (account type) that you want the user account to be.​
A) In the elevated command prompt, type the commands below one at a time for only each group (account type) that you want to remove the user account from being a member of, and press Enter after each one. (see screenshots below)​
NOTE: Substitute UserName in the command below with the actual user name of the user account (ex: Example-Standard) within quotes that you want to remove from being a member of the group.​
  • net localgroup administrators "UserName" /delete
  • net localgroup users "UserName" /delete
  • net localgroup guests "UserName" /delete
remove_administrators.jpg
remove_users.jpg
remove_guests.jpg


8. When finished, close the elevated command prompt.​


That's it,
Shawn


 

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Is this connected to the 'alias' email account? I can not famthom this out and had a protracted discussion with a 'live' MS tech and we got into a real muddle and it was never resolved. I believe it is to disguise your everyday email accounts and on receipt you allocate a folder? I do not understand how this works or why it is necessary? You can open any number of email accounts, i.e., one for personal, one for business, one for shopping etc. I thought an alias was setup as part of the windows 8 installation but it was in the early hours of the morning when we finally got to that bit and I really have no idea what it was about. I do remember the address but there was no password required. Therefore, you can not set this up in 'accounts' as a password is needed. I use windows live mail. If anyone can help this old confused geyser get his brain into gear I will appreciate it! Thank you.
 

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Hello Tabbycat,

I'm not sure what you mean or are asking in relation to this tutorial?

An email address will always require a password.

In Windows 8, you can have a local account and/or a Microsoft account.

You can make either one to be either a guest, standard, or administrator type of account.

Please look over the information in the links I posted here, and then feel free to ask any other questions.

Hope this helps for now, :)
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Thanks Shawn. When I downloaded windows 8 I was asked to create an 'alias' account, an email account, I believe, that acts as a filter. The problem is I do not know how to use this in Windows Live Mail as to set up any email account as you know, requires a password. I can not find out any more about operating this account and I've been trying forever to contact MS Win 8 to get help but it's a waste of time. I know I didn't imagine this - I had an email confirming my new alias and telling me how to send email messages from it, but it does not tally with W. Live Mail - there is no sign of it. I am beginning to wonder if my grey cells have given up entirely! But now I've started.............
 

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if i have selected option two....means i have chosen the option from administrator to standard account then how can i reverse the process as i m not able to use anything.......a UAC dialog box comes telling to sign in as administrator everytime ......please help me...
 

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Hello bipin, and welcome to Eight Forums.

Only while signed in to an administrator account are you able to change an account's type.

Is there another administrator on the PC that can change it back for you?
 

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Hello bipin, and welcome to Eight Forums.

Only while signed in to an administrator account are you able to change an account's type.

Is there another administrator on the PC that can change it back for you?
no i m not able to change my account type even as every time i have been asked to enter administrator password and it was i made changes for some reason to standard account.
 

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bipin,

You might see if you may be able to use OPTION TWO in the tutorial below to enable the built-in "elevated" Administrator account at boot, sign in to it, then change the account you changed to a standard account back to an administrator type.
i told u i m not able to open every thing as administrator...........if i have open cmnd prompt as admin....everything was rectified.....tell me sth else to change this.........
 

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bipin,

You might see if you may be able to use OPTION TWO in the tutorial below to enable the built-in "elevated" Administrator account at boot, sign in to it, then change the account you changed to a standard account back to an administrator type.
i told u i m not able to open every thing as administrator...........if i have open cmnd prompt as admin....everything was rectified.....tell me sth else to change this.........

Please read what I posted again and click on the link to do that at boot. ;)
 

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bipin,

You might see if you may be able to use OPTION TWO in the tutorial below to enable the built-in "elevated" Administrator account at boot, sign in to it, then change the account you changed to a standard account back to an administrator type.
i told u i m not able to open every thing as administrator...........if i have open cmnd prompt as admin....everything was rectified.....tell me sth else to change this.........

Please read what I posted again and click on the link to do that at boot. ;)
i tried to run cmnd prompt in the advance start up option but i got an error code 80070490..........
 

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At what point do you get this error?

Are you booting from a Windows 8 installation DVD/USB?
 

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At what point do you get this error?

Are you booting from a Windows 8 installation DVD/USB?
no..... i m trying it from recovery option.......i dont have windows 8 installation dvd......when i select the advance recovery method.....i go to troubleshoot then i select cmnd prompt...then i get the error 80070490.
 

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Sorry for the late reply bipin.

If you have another Windows 8 PC that you could use, create either a System Repair Disc or System Recovery drive. Next, boot from it to see if you may be able to open a command prompt at boot to enabled the built-in Administrator account.
 

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While the default "Guest" account cannot be password protected, an existing password protected user account that was changed into a guest account using an option below can have a password.

This is wrong, the default guest account can be password protected, at least in windows 8.1.

Simply activate the guest account, then from a user with administrator rights do the following:
start > run > type "control userpasswords2"
then highlight the guest account and click the "reset password" button
type a new password and then the account is password protected.
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I have had this issue for awhile and the User Account Control popups were very annoying. This guide fixed my problem, much thanks! :)
 

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