Bruce Momjian wrote:
Also, you can do:
NET USER postgres /delete
as an administrator.
or NET USER postgres *
and then enter a new password. I dislike deleting the account in case
there are any files left behind by the old postgres such as the old
pgdata directory, a new one is a different account.
but on vista and win7, with the UAC privilege masking thing, you have to
be runnign CMD as Administrator before you can do this, as the regular
cmd prompt is unprivileged and won't invoke the UAC elevation stuff.
you can right-click Run As Admin the shortcut to CMD to get a privileged
command prompt.
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