Loging into my system

[Suzie Q]

At present, I have to log in each time I turn on my
laptop.

I'm loaning my computer to a friend for the rest of the
week. I don't want to have to log in under my name. I
want to set up a guest user account and have them log in
to the system under his name when he turns it on.

That way he won't have access to my files, right? That's
the ultimate goal here.

Please help with step by step instructions on how to do
this! My nephew set up my system and now he's moved. I'm
on my own and pretty unsure of myself in this area!

Thanks!

[Adam]

Hi

You need to go into control panel/user accounts/create a
new account/then follow instructions to create username
and select "guest" type for account.

This should prevent access to your files

Hope this helps

Adam

>-----Original Message-----
>At present, I have to log in each time I turn on my
>laptop.
>
>I'm loaning my computer to a friend for the rest of the
>week. I don't want to have to log in under my name. I
>want to set up a guest user account and have them log in
>to the system under his name when he turns it on.
>
>That way he won't have access to my files, right? That's
>the ultimate goal here.
>
>Please help with step by step instructions on how to do
>this! My nephew set up my system and now he's moved. I'm
>on my own and pretty unsure of myself in this area!
>
>Thanks!
>.
>

[Suzie Q]

Thanks Adam.

So far, I've got that much set up. The problem is that
when I first turn on the computer, it requires me to
enter my user name and password, before I can even get
into the system. I can't escape out of this window and it
won't let me change my user setting as administrator
until I assign another administrator.

How do I start the system, without having to login with
my password?

I want my Guest User to be able to get access
without "firing up" my files...

Thanks.

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>You need to go into control panel/user accounts/create a
>new account/then follow instructions to create username
>and select "guest" type for account.
>
>This should prevent access to your files
>
>Hope this helps
>
>Adam
>

>>-----Original Message-----
>>At present, I have to log in each time I turn on my
>>laptop.
>>
>>I'm loaning my computer to a friend for the rest of the
>>week. I don't want to have to log in under my name. I
>>want to set up a guest user account and have them log

in

>>to the system under his name when he turns it on.
>>
>>That way he won't have access to my files, right?

That's

>>the ultimate goal here.
>>
>>Please help with step by step instructions on how to do
>>this! My nephew set up my system and now he's moved.

I'm

>>on my own and pretty unsure of myself in this area!
>>
>>Thanks!
>>.
>>

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>