Boris
December 14th 03, 10:48 AM
>-----Original Message-----
>At present, I have to log in each time I turn on my
>laptop.
>
>I'm loaning my computer to a friend for the rest of the
>week. I don't want to have to log in under my name. I
>want to set up a guest user account and have them log in
>to the system under his name when he turns it on.
>
>That way he won't have access to my files, right? That's
>the ultimate goal here.
>
>Please help with step by step instructions on how to do
>this! My nephew set up my system and now he's moved. I'm
>on my own and pretty unsure of myself in this area!
>
>Thanks!
>.
>to enable the guest account go to the User Accounts
option in the control panel, select Guest Account and
click Turn on the guest account
>At present, I have to log in each time I turn on my
>laptop.
>
>I'm loaning my computer to a friend for the rest of the
>week. I don't want to have to log in under my name. I
>want to set up a guest user account and have them log in
>to the system under his name when he turns it on.
>
>That way he won't have access to my files, right? That's
>the ultimate goal here.
>
>Please help with step by step instructions on how to do
>this! My nephew set up my system and now he's moved. I'm
>on my own and pretty unsure of myself in this area!
>
>Thanks!
>.
>to enable the guest account go to the User Accounts
option in the control panel, select Guest Account and
click Turn on the guest account