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Get your new Thin Client system up and running. Congratulations; welcome to enhanced security, better accessibility and a system that's a whole lot easier to manage. HP thin clients help you get greater control over your data along with lower maintenance costs and fewer application updates. It's easy to get started. This Quick Start Guide illustrates some of the most common tasks on a Microsoft Windows® Embedded Standard (WES) Thin Client. It's designed to help you get up and running, right out of the box. However, if you have questions, need more information, or want to set up a more unique configuration, please refer to the Microsoft® Windows Embedded Standard 2009 (WES) and Windows® XP Embedded (XPe) Quick Reference Guide at www.hp.com/support/manuals/ thinclients. Select your thin client and its respective guide under General Reference. Logging on/off and creating accounts The factory automatic default login on new HP Windows Embedded thin clients is User. To determine if you are in User or Administrator mode, click Start on the menu bar. The Log-on box will appear and the line for User name will show if you are logged on in the User or Administrator mode. To switch between User and Administrator mode: 1. While holding the Shift key down, click Start > Shut Down > Log Off. 2. The Windows Log-On screen will be displayed. 3. Type your User name and Password. There are two pre-configured WES Accounts. Default: User Account Administrator Account User name User Administrator Administrator Full access to file system, control panel applets, manipulation of write filter, HP ThinState Capture, FTP image update, etc. User Part of the Power User group restricted to subset of Start Menu items, limited Control Panel access and no File System access, etc. A default User Template is also available. 2 Password User Administrator Default User Template This is the template used when a new user (local or domain) logs onto the device for the first time. This template has policies configured similarly to current User account.

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To switch between User and Administrator mode:
1. While holding the Shift key down, click
Start > Shut Down > Log Off
.
2. The Windows Log-On screen will
be displayed.
3. Type your User name and Password.
LOGGING ON/OFF AND CREATING ACCOUNTS
Congratulations; welcome to enhanced security, better accessibility and
a system that’s a whole lot easier to manage.
HP thin clients help you get greater control over your data along with lower mainte-
nance costs and fewer application updates.
It’s easy to get started.
This Quick Start Guide illustrates some of the most common tasks on a Microsoft
Windows
®
Embedded Standard (WES) Thin Client. It’s designed to help you
get up and running, right out of the box. However, if you have questions, need
more information, or want to set up a more unique configuration, please refer to
the Microsoft
®
Windows Embedded Standard 2009 (WES) and Windows
®
XP
Embedded (XPe) Quick Reference Guide at
www.hp.com/support/manuals/
thinclients
. Select your thin client and its respective guide under
General Reference
.
The factory automatic default login on new HP Windows Embedded thin clients is User.
To determine if you are in User or Administrator mode, click Start on the menu bar.
The Log-on box will appear and the line for User name will show if you are logged
on in the User or Administrator mode.
Default:
User name
Password
User Account
User
User
Administrator Account
Administrator
Administrator
GET YOUR NEW THIN CLIENT SYSTEM UP AND RUNNING.
There are two pre-configured WES Accounts.
2
Default User Template
This is the template used when a
new user (local or domain) logs
onto the device for the first time.
This template has policies
configured similarly to current
User account.
User
Part of the Power User group
restricted to subset of Start
Menu items, limited Control
Panel access and no File System
access, etc.
Administrator
Full access to file system, control
panel applets, manipulation of
write filter, HP ThinState Capture,
FTP image update, etc.
A default User Template is also available.