Do you have one computer in your house and everyone in your house takes turns using it? How to make sure that none of the users interfere with the other? How can I protect my files from accidental deletion when children use my computer? The solution to the problem lies in setting up user accounts.
Instructions
Step 1
Setting up accounts for everyone in the household or work colleagues sharing the same computer is a snap. In the Windows XP and Windows 2007 operating systems, this is done as follows. Go to the main and main tool for accessing the programs installed in the Windows system - the "Start" menu. The button for this "ubiquitous" menu is located in the lower left corner of the desktop. Having entered the "Start" menu, with one click of the left mouse button select the section called "Control Panel". It is in this section that programs are installed and uninstalled, the functionality of the computer, network connections and, of interest to us, user accounts are configured.
Step 2
In the window that opens, double-click the mouse to select the item with the same name "User accounts".
Step 3
Another window will open in which you need the line "Create an account". After making one click on it with the left mouse button, enter the name of the new account.
Step 4
Click the "Next" button and select the type of account. If you are the "Administrator" of the computer, then the rest of the users must be assigned the type "Restricted recording". Thus, it is your responsibility to manage all of your accounts. You can delete or rename them as you wish and create new entries. The possibilities and limitations for each type of account can be found in the same window.
Step 5
And the last step is one click with the left mouse button on the "Create an account" tab at the bottom of the window. Ready!
