Chapter 4
Managing User Accounts
IN THIS CHAPTER
Choosing an account type
Weighing the pros and cons of Microsoft accounts
Adding a user (local or Microsoft account)
Adding a child account
Modifying the settings of your accounts
Switching between users
Most Windows PCs have just one user account. Although many PCs are each used by just one person, I think it’s highly likely that people don’t set up multiple user accounts on their PCs because they’re intimidated. Not to worry. I take you through the ins and outs of this process.
Even if you’re the only person who ever uses your PC, you may want to create a second account — another user, as it were — even if the second user is just you. Then again, you may not. And therein lies this chapter’s story.
If you’re running Windows 11 Enterprise or Windows 11 Pro and your PC is connected to a big corporate network (a domain), you have little ...
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