If more than one person has access to the same computer, the actions of the least qualified can harm the work of others. To prevent this from happening, OS Windows offers the differentiation of user rights and capabilities.
Instructions
Step 1
The Administrators group has the broadest authority. They can assign rights to other groups, make changes to the registry, etc. Administrator rights are also required to change the type of user account.
Step 2
In the "Control Panel", double-click the "Accounts …" node, hover over and click on the name of the member you are going to remove from the group. In the new window, click on the "Change account" link and move the radio button to the "Restricted recording" position. Confirm the change by clicking the "Change type …" button.
Step 3
You can do it differently. Call the drop-down menu by right-clicking on the "My Computer" icon and select "Manage". Expand the Local Users and Groups snap-in. Double click on the Administrators group. In the list, check the account you want to change and click "Delete"
Step 4
Then, in the same "Groups" snap-in, expand the list of users to which you want to transfer the participant, click "Add" and enter the account. Confirm by clicking OK. It should be borne in mind that the built-in Administrator account can neither be deleted nor changed, as well as the built-in Guest account.
Step 5
You can remove administrator rights if you expand the Users group in the Local Users snap-in. Right-click on the entry and select Properties from the context menu. Go to the Group Membership tab and delete the Administrators group. Click OK to confirm.
Step 6
Again, call the properties window from the drop-down menu, in the "Group Membership" tab, click "Add" and write the name of the group to which you want to transfer the account. Confirm by clicking OK.
Step 7
From the Start Menu, invoke the Command Prompt by clicking Run. Enter control userpasswords2. In the new window, select the required account and click "Properties". Go to the "Group Membership" tab and mark the type of access that you want to assign to the user.
