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Administrator Account By default, the user account is automatically logged in. To bypass this, you can hold during the boot process or by clicking Log Off under the Start button option. NOTE: The default password for the Administrator account is Administrator (case sensitive). Logging in as an administrator should be very similar logging in to the user account, with some additional icons on the desktop. Unlike the user account(s), the administrator can:  Install and uninstall hardware and software.  Create and delete user accounts on the terminal.  Create account passwords for user accounts on the terminal.  Change names, pictures, and passwords.  Change user's "account type" to administrator account. NOTE: The administrator account cannot change its own account type to a limited User account type unless there is at least one other account with administrator-privileges on the thin client. This ensures that there is always at least one administrator-level account on the thin client. Using Your Thin Client | 9

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Administrator Account
By default, the user account is automatically logged in.
To bypass this, you can
hold <Shift> during the boot process or by clicking
Log Off
under the
Start
button option.
NOTE:
The default password for the Administrator account is Administrator (case
sensitive).
Logging in as an administrator should be very similar logging in to the user account,
with some additional icons on the desktop.
Unlike the user account(s), the administrator
can:
Install and uninstall hardware and software.
Create and delete user accounts on the terminal.
Create account passwords for user accounts on the terminal.
Change names, pictures, and passwords.
Change user's “account type” to administrator a
ccount.
NOTE:
The administrator account cannot change its own account type to a limited User
account type unless there is at least one other account with administrator-privileges on
the thin client. This ensures that there is always at least one administrator-level account
on the thin client.