where is the standard user account?
nearownkira
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In my Microsoft Press 70-271 book, it is stated there is four types of user account:computer administrator, standard, limited and guest.
I can't find the option to create standard user account in my Windows XP SP3 PC. Please help on this matters.Thanks.
I can't find the option to create standard user account in my Windows XP SP3 PC. Please help on this matters.Thanks.
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Cisco Inferno
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nearownkira wrote: »In my Microsoft Press 70-271 book, it is stated there is four types of user account:computer administrator, standard, limited and guest.
I can't find the option to create standard user account in my Windows XP SP3 PC. Please help on this matters.Thanks.
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A standard user account is simply an account without being a member of the administrators group. If a user is only a member of the 'users' group then this would be an example of a standard user account.
User accounts in the enterprise will (or should) be standard accounts - you won't want users having admin rights.
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earweed
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Good point. The standard account refers to your account as a member of a domain. Limited is your local account.A standard user account is simply an account without being a member of the administrators group. If a user is only a member of the 'users' group then this would be an example of a standard user account.
User accounts in the enterprise will (or should) be standard accounts - you won't want users having admin rights.
HTHNo longer work in IT. Play around with stuff sometimes still and fix stuff for friends and relatives.