The very first account you set up on Vista install is in the Administrators group automatically. If you open up the Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Local Users and Groups - you will be bale to enable the Administrator account to show on the login screen, don't forget to set a password for it once you enable it. Then if you want to auto-login to the Administrator account (not recommended) look in the Vista Tweaks and Tips section where I posted how to do an auto-login.
No, there isn't a way to have the actual Administrator account as the only account you create on install, except maybe in an unattended install sceinario. You can name your install login account as Administrator but its not the actual Administrator account. After the install is complete what you can do is after you enable the Administrator account outlined above is log into the Administrator account and then remove the first account.
Now, all this being said, I think in the unattended forum there was something about how to create only an Administrator account upon install with an unattended install, but I haven't looked and just remember seeing something related to the Administrator account there but i'm not sure.
QUOTE (MtK @ Dec 28 2006, 03:34 PM)

Hi,
if I'm the only user on the machine, why can't I be the Administrator.
Why do I need another user to be the Administrator (which can be deleted)?
is there a why to install Vista with the Administrator activated as the single user in town?