Creating a Profile on Windows
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This document provides information on the different types of user accounts in Windows 10: Administrator and Standard. The Administrator account allows full control over the computer while Standard is for everyday use and has limited permissions. It also outlines how to create a new Standard user account and how to change an existing Standard account into an Administrator account through the Control Panel.
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Creating a Profile on Windows
- 2. ACCOUNTS It is necessary for someone for them to use Windows.
- 4. Two Basic Accounts in Windows 10 Administrator and Standard
- 6. Administrator Let you make change that affect the whole computer. You can install and uninstall applications or programs. Let you create or delete other user accounts. Allows you to put password on other accounts. You gain access to other accounts. The best account for setting up a computer.
- 7. Standard
- 8. Standard Let you use programs and hardware. Does not allow you to install or uninstall applications or programs. You can make some changes but will only affect on the accounts you are in It is considered as ideal and more secure accounts for every day use.
- 9. Standard (Child account) It is a Standard account with the Family Safety settings automatically turned on.
- 11. How to make new user account? 1. Open the Start Menu. 2. Click on the Settings icon. 3. Select Accounts. 4. Select the Family & other people 5. Choose what type of user 6. Then, Windows 10 will guide you until you have successfully created new user account.
- 12. How to make Standard users into an Administrator accounts? 1. Open the Start Menu. 2. In the search box, type Control Panel. 3. Click the Change Account type under the User Accounts. 4. Select the Standard user account that you want to change into an administrator account. 5. Click on the Change account type. 6. Select the Administrator option button. 7. Click on the Change Account Type.
- 13. See you again tomorrow!