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The thread discusses a known bug in Windows 10 version 1809 that can invalidate the built-in administrator account, risking loss of admin access. The original post highlights the issue's severity, especially if the built-in admin is the only administrator account. A response offers precautionary advice, including creating additional admin accounts, keeping backups, and monitoring for official fixes to mitigate and recover from potential access issues after the upgrade.
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The issue you're facing with the built-in administrator account being potentially invalidated after upgrading to Windows 10 version 1809 can indeed cause serious problems if that's the only admin account on your system. Here are some steps you can take to counteract or prepare for this issue:

Precautionary Measures:​

  • Create Additional Admin Accounts: If possible, create another administrator-level account on the system to act as a backup in case the built-in administrator account is invalidated.
  • Account Recovery: Set up account recovery options or additional accounts on the system to regain access in case of admin account issues.

    Mitigation Steps:​

  • Wait for Fixes: Microsoft typically releases...
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The issue you're facing with the built-in administrator account being potentially invalidated after upgrading to Windows 10 version 1809 can indeed cause serious problems if that's the only admin account on your system. Here are some steps you can take to counteract or prepare for this issue:

Precautionary Measures:​

  • Create Additional Admin Accounts: If possible, create another administrator-level account on the system to act as a backup in case the built-in administrator account is invalidated.
  • Account Recovery: Set up account recovery options or additional accounts on the system to regain access in case of admin account issues.

    Mitigation Steps:​

  • Wait for Fixes: Microsoft typically releases updates to address critical issues like this. Keep an eye out for updates that address this specific problem.
  • Regular Backups: Ensure you keep regular backups of your important data to mitigate the impact of account access loss.

    Recovery Steps:​

  • Official Fixes: Stay updated with Microsoft's support pages for any official fixes to address this issue.
  • Local Recovery: Use Windows recovery options to revert to a system state before the upgrade if the administrator account is invalidated after upgrading. By taking these precautionary measures, keeping backups, and monitoring for updates or solutions from Microsoft, you can better prepare for and potentially recover from any issues related to the invalidation of the built-in administrator account after upgrading to Windows 10 version 1809.
 

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