[thelist] Win2K: Moving Users

[AxssDnied]

I think I understood the opposite... The computer has been set up intialy
with that set... I think that if you go to the control pannel -> users and
check that box, then it the system should act as a real multi-user system.

As well, once that done, go to control pannel, administrative tools and
add a first sample account, and reboot... you should be able to log in
with your new sample account and then log out, and log back in as your
administrator account.

Hope that helps..
Andrew

> Not really sure what you are asking here and what the problem.
>
> Windows 2000 is inherintly multiuser, therefore, there is no real way of
> setting up a single user system. Default User is a hidden file anyway and
> will always be created, even if you reinstall. Windows will also, by
> default, create two accounts -- your account and another account called
> All Users (This is for the start menu)
>
> Or do simply not want to have to log onto the computer? If that is the
> case, then go into Control Panel -> Users and uncheck 'Users must enter a
> user name....'.
>
>
>
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