managing computer user?
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A faster way to edit local policy is...\n\n\nStart-Run-gpedit.msc
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use the group policy to enforce settings. (Start>>run>>gpedit.msc>>>>>>>> User configuration - choose from the different options.) This can be done for a local computer (a standalone PC). However, if you are using a domain based environment, you can set the policies at a OU level. Alternatively, you can make the settings on the default profile and use mandatory profiles. Ping me at vinme27@yahoo.co.in incase you have any questions.
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Use Ctrl+Alt+Delete to run the task manager.. then go to users Tab
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Yes, you'll want to create a new user under Windows.  This will allow you to login differently and keep all your documents under a folder in your own name.  You can actually go and remove the folder for the old user afterward, as long as you remember to move any important documents from there BEFORE you delete.
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It is a good idea to run your computer as a non-administrative user.  However it does not completely protect you, so you should not let that lull you into a false sense of security.\n\nMost anti-virus programs (such as Norton or McAfee) will automate weekly updates and scans.  Microsoft anti-spyware allows you to do the same.
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Go to Control panel. Click on Users and then on look at the caption Pick a task. One of the options is to change the way users log on or off. Play around with the options there until you get what you want.\nHope it helps.
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Quite simple:  She has the Administrator password.  Each of your PCs has a user account set up for the user, and an Administrator account set up for the administrator.  This so the admin can delete accounts and add new ones when somebody gets replaced, etc.\n\nFace it, its NOT YOUR PC!  It belongs to the company, so it makes sense that they want to stay in control of it.
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you can use \nSecurity Administrator \nand close anything you want for certain users !!!\nits very easy
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Unfortunately there is no way to do this. \n\nThey probably monitor all of your activity anyway. I would wait until you can use another computer.
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My computer --> control panel ---> system
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xp did not offer this task. You need to write a small program to achieve this task. Why just using log-in password to avoid unwanted people to use your computer?? You can control the Guess computer the services (programs) that you welling to allow but not all in Host computer. Just do a creation another    user ...
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restart your computer and make sure you are in an account which is computer administrator.
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use admin or administrator and see if that does tha trick
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go to control panel > User accounts.\nUncheck the Ctrl+Alt+Del option
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1- Create another administrator user\n2- log in with the new user\n3- check to see if you still have problems there\n4- If u still have (U will need to re-install windows)\n5- If  it is clear make my answer as the best\n\nThanks
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Don't let them on without you there you can setup a password so that they can not even start the computer without it..see your manual on changing your systems bias settings..
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start > control panel > User Accounts > Change an account > click on administrator > click on "remove my password"\n\nDone!