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Creating a new admin account without access to an existing admin account on a Windows system, especially if you're in Safe Mode, can be tricky and is typically only strongarmed in legitimate scenarios like account recovery. Here's a guide on how you might do that: ### Create a New Admin Account in Safe Mode (Windows) #### Important Note: This method should only be used if you own the computer or have permission to make changes to it. Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal and unethical. ### Steps to Create a New Admin Account in Safe Mode: 1. **Reboot Your Computer:** - Restart the computer and continuously press `F8` during boot to access the Advanced Boot Options menu. 2. **Select Safe Mode with Command Prompt:** - In the Advanced Boot Options menu, use the arrow keys to select `Safe Mode with Command Prompt` and press `Enter`. 3. **Log Into Safe Mode:** - If you are prompted to log in, use a user account that has limited access. If there are no user accounts, you may need to bypass a login screen (depends on your system's current configuration). 4. **Open Command Prompt:** - Once you’re in Safe Mode, the Command Prompt should open automatically, or you will need to select it from the options provided. 5. **Create a New User Account:** - In Command Prompt, type the following command (replace `NewAdmin` with your desired username): ```sh net user NewAdmin yourpassword /add ``` - Press `Enter`. This will create a new user. 6. **Add the New User to the Administrators Group:** - Next, type the following command to give the new account administrative privileges: ```sh net localgroup administrators NewAdmin /add ``` - Press `Enter`. 7. **Reboot Your Computer:** - Type `exit` in the Command Prompt and press `Enter`, then restart your computer. 8. **Log Into the New Account:** - After rebooting, log in with the new account you created (`NewAdmin`) using the password you set. ### Considerations: - If you're attempting this on a corporate or work machine, please be aware that this may violate company policies and could have repercussions. It's always best to seek proper approval from your IT department. - These instructions assume you have basic understanding of Windows commands and how to navigate the operating system. - If your machine is encrypted with BitLocker or other encryption software, you may need the recovery key to access your system. ### Alternative Recovery Options - **Password Reset Disk:** If you had previously created a password reset disk for your user account, you could use it. - **Restore Points:** If you have system restore points, restoring to an earlier date may help regain access. - **Windows Installation Media:** In some cases, you can use Windows installation media to access recovery options. Always remember to back up important data regularly to avoid accidental loss of access.