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Yes, certainly. Set the user up as a Standard User and they not be able to log into the admin account or access the admin account.
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Yes, certainly. Set the user up as a Standard User and they not be able to log into the admin account or access the admin account.

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So long as the user is standard I have no need to do that.
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So long as the user is standard I have no need to do that.

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<b>&quot;I want to know how can I hide the admin account so on boot up they only see the user account&quot;</b>
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"I want to know how can I hide the admin account so on boot up they only see the user account"

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I am setting up a windows workgroup (small setup of 10 machines), I want to setup an Admin account along with a user admin account. there is a mixture of windows 7, 8 and 10 computers on the network. I want to know how can I hide the admin account so on boot up they only see the user account, and I don't want the user to be able to change the Main admin password. Is that Possible?<br />
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thanks
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I am setting up a windows workgroup (small setup of 10 machines), I want to setup an Admin account along with a user admin account. there is a mixture of windows 7, 8 and 10 computers on the network. I want to know how can I hide the admin account so on boot up they only see the user account, and I don't want the user to be able to change the Main admin password. Is that Possible?

thanks

Setting up a windows Workgroup with Admin account and User Account

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