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How to Enable Default Account on Windows 10 PC
Default Account is a built-in local account. It is created and managed by the system, and it’s a member of the System Managed Accounts Group. By default, it is disabled and doesn’t show up on Windows 10 sign-in screen. This tutorial will show you how to enable DefaultAccount on Windows 10 PC.
How to Enable Default Account in Command Prompt
Use these steps, you can easily enable the hidden Default Account in Windows 10, so you can log into this account and discover its purpose.
Press Windows logo + X keys, then hit A key on the keyboard.
Step 2: In Command Prompt window, type commands below, then press Enter key.
To activate the DefaultAccount account: net user DefaultAccount /active:yes
Command to change it to the standard user: net local group Users DefaultAccount /add
Step 3: When finished, restart your PC. Then you can log into DefaultAccount without typing a password.
How to Enable Default Account in Local Users and Groups
You can enable Windows 10 Default Account from Local Users and Groups.
Press Win + R to open Run dialog, enter lusrmgr.msc and click OK.
Step 2: Open the Users folder, right-click on the DefaultAccount and select Properties.
Step 3: Uncheck Account is disabled option.
Step 4: Add this user to the Users group.
Click the Member Of tab at the top, and then click the Add button.
In the Select Groups window, type Users in the object name box and click OK.
Step 5: Click Apply and then OK. Restart your PC, you will see the DefaultAccount user show up at the Windows 10 login screen.
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How to Enable the Hidden Default Account in Windows 10
DefaultAccount is a built-in local account that exists on every Windows 10 installation. By default, it is disabled and doesn’t show up on Windows 10 sign-in screen. What does DefaultAccount use for? DefaultAccount was created and used by the system, and it’s a member of the System Managed Accounts Group. We can rename this account but unable to delete it.
In this tutorial we’ll show you 2 methods to enable the hidden Default Account in Windows 10, so you can log into this account and discover its purpose.
Method 1: Enable Windows 10 Default Account from Command Prompt
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. This can be done by pressing WIN + X shortcut and selecting “Command Prompt (Admin)“.
net user DefaultAccount /active:yes
net localgroup Users DefaultAccount /add
Method 2: Enable Windows 10 Default Account from Computer Management
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To get started, you need to open the Computer Management. Right-click the This PC icon on your desktop and select Manage.
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FAQ: What Is ‘DefaultAccount’ In Windows 10?
Kapil Arya 
Updated: July 3, 2019 · 01:02 PM
There are different type of local accounts comes by default in Windows 10. These accounts are designed for their specific application. For example, guest account can be used to load one-time users who doesn’t have permanent account on the system. The built-in administrator account can be enabled when you lost your admin rights. These accounts are hidden and can be enabled through lusrmgr snap-in.
FAQ: What Is ‘DefaultAccount’ In Windows 10?
Now there is DefaultAccount, which comes by default with Windows 10 Version 1607 or later. It is also called Default System Managed Account or DSMA. According to Microsoft, this accounts gets its usage mostly for multi-user-manifested-apps (MUMA). Such apps are designed to run for cross user experience as compared to single-user-manifested-apps (SUMA) or Desktop apps which runs when user signs in and gets automatically terminated when user signs out.
For the multi-user model and cross user experience, DSMA becomes the necessity of system. Hence due to this fact, DefaultAccount is present in Windows.
Things You Must Know About DefaultAccount
1. DefaultAccount is available in Windows 10 Version 1607, Windows Server 2016 or later.
2. DefaultAccount is member of System Managed Accounts Group.
3. By default, Defaultaccount is disabled and password is set to never expire condition. In fact, the account is neutral account and doesn’t requires password.
4. After installing Windows, when you first time boot the machine, DefaultAccount will be created.
5. You can not delete DefaultAccount using your administrator account.
6. The account type for DefaultAccount is 512 which means its local account.
7. The security identifier (SID) for DefaultAccount is S-1-5-21- -503, where 503 is relative ID (RID). Note the is specific for a system. The SID type for this account is 1.
8. Though you can rename the DefaultAccount but it will affect the productivity served by this account. We don’t recommend you to rename or enable this account. It should remain as it is without any modification. Note that it is only system managed account.
We hope this article have cleared your doubts about DefaultAccount!