Samsung NP-X360 User Manual Vista Ver.1.8 (English) - Page 91

Removing User Accounts, Start, > Control Panel > User Accounts

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Removing User Accounts  If there is only one administrator account for the computer, you cannot delete the administrator account.  You can only delete another account when you are logged in as an administrator. If you click Delete files, the account and all files belonging to the account are deleted. If you click Keep files, only the account is deleted and the files belonging to the user are saved on the Desktop. 1 Click Start > Control Panel > User Accounts and Family Safety > User Accounts. 2 Click Manage Another Account. 3 Click on the user account to be deleted. 4 Click Delete the Account in the Make changes to user's account menu. Switching User Accounts 1 Click Start User. on the taskbar and select Switch 5 A window appears asking whether you want to save the desktop, documents, favorites, music files, pictures and video folders as new folders on the Desktop before deleting the account. 2 If you click on another username in the start screen, you can login with that user account. 90

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Removing User Accounts
If there is only one
administrator account
for the
computer, you cannot delete the
administrator
account
.
You can only delete another account when you are
logged in as an administrator.
1
Click
Start
> Control Panel > User Accounts
and Family Safety > User Accounts
.
2
Click
Manage Another Account
.
3
Click on the user account to be deleted.
4
Click
Delete the Account
in the Make changes to
user’s account menu.
5
A window appears asking whether you want to
save the desktop, documents, favorites, music files,
pictures and video folders as new folders on the
Desktop before deleting the account.
If you click
Delete files
, the account and all files
belonging to the account are deleted.
If you click
Keep files
, only the account is deleted
and the files belonging to the user are saved on the
Desktop.
Switching User Accounts
1
Click
Start
on the taskbar and select
Switch
User
.
2
If you click on another username in the start screen,
you can login with that user account.
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