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November 1st, 2002, 04:01 PM
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Ridding myself of the Extra Users
Alright, long story short. Several installs later, I have a working (i think ) w2k machine which I really don't understand. Sorry? I'm more of a 98 person? Anyway, I want to restructure it now so that there's an Adminstrator, and a User. With appropriate passwords, yes, currently I run everything in in Admin mode, and I know that's not supposed to be done, well, maybe not, depends, I ramble. However, to prevent someone from accidently *#^$ing up the system, I want to force anyone else using to machine to be able to do anything except install/remove programs, and change settings. However, they need to be able to have the same menus as Admin. And the other part of this mishmash is that I have several differnt 'users' in Documents and Settings. Which, BTW, makes for a terribly long path to certain folders, but, I ramble. A dir listing.
- Default User
All Users
Administrator
Administrator.DEFAULT-OLD Settings
Default User.WINNT
All Users.WINNT
Administrator.DEFAULT-X6W48TK
How do I determine which of the above is 'Active'?
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