** Description changed: If there is no other admin accounts in the system, it is very difficult - to switch account back. This is because we can't "sudo" anymore. The - only way to fix it is entering single user mode and editing /etc/group. - I think there should be some warning at least if the user is the only - administrator in the system and he tries to become "Standard" user (by - accident in my case). + to switch account back after changing account type to "Standard". This + is because we can't "sudo" anymore. The only way to fix it is entering + single user mode and editing /etc/group. I think there should be some + warning at least if the user is the only administrator in the system and + he tries to become "Standard" user (by accident in my case). For + example, Windows systems don't let you do this in similar situation.
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