The official top user in XP is any "Administrator", however unlike root administrator follows filesystem permissions. However their is also a SYSTEM account that follows less permissions, however you cant technically login as it (their is a hack, however)
The official top user in XP is any "Administrator", however unlike root administrator follows filesystem permissions. However their is also a SYSTEM account that follows less permissions, however you cant technically login as it (their is a hack, however)
root is the "main account" for linux machines. What is the goal you are trying to accomplish here?
When you install windows xp pro, the account you create during startup is by default, an administrator account.
My guess is that you are running on an administrator account right now.
Nonetheless, try this:
click on start,
click run,
type: "cmd" (without the quotes) then hit OK
type in the following: (ent) means hit enter
net user danagol /add (ent)
net localgroup Administrators danagol /add (ent)
now an administrator account named "danagol" is created, which is not password protected. If you cannot do this, because you do not have admin rights on that machine; that's probably for a reason.