The Windows operating system installed on a computer is designed to be used by several users at the same time. For each person, you can create their own account with individual settings. In this case, the user is selected when the operating system boots.
Instructions
Step 1
Open the "Start" menu and click on the "Control Panel" line (or use the "Control Panel" icon on the desktop). Use a special service to set up user accounts (accounts). To do this, in the "Control Panel" find the "User Accounts" icon and double-click on it with the left mouse button. All active user accounts of this operating system are displayed in the window of this service. With its help, you can create, temporarily disable, and completely delete users. The only user that cannot be disabled or deleted is Computer Administrator.
Step 2
To enable user selection at computer startup, create a new account. To do this, in the service window, click on the "Create an account" link. Then enter the name of the new account, which will be displayed in the welcome window, when you select a user, as well as in the Start menu. Click "Next". At the next step, select the type of account: computer administrator or limited account. An administrator account allows you to create and edit new accounts, access all files and folders, and make changes that affect other users. A limited account allows you to perform actions related only to viewing your own files and changing themes.
Step 3
After choosing the type of account, click on the "Create an account" button. Now, when you turn on your computer, you will be prompted for a user choice. To select a particular account, simply click on its icon with the left mouse button.
In addition to creating a new account, you can enable or disable a special Guest account using the User Accounts service. To do this, click on its icon, and in the window that opens, click on the "Enable account" button. The “guest” will also appear on the welcome screen, along with other users.
