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"Mayayana" on Fri, 22 Jun 2018 11:10:35
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I think that's something that most people are
not really aware of. There's no requirement to
have a password or boot screen. That's mostly
a corporate thing. When I set up a system for
someone I just name the user Admin, Def, or
some such. For the sake of privacy.

Place I bought second hand laptops from makes the default account
"Owner".
So when I set this box up - I named it "Owner" too.



I usually use "Anyone" and leave password blank. Then machine boots to
desktop unless/until another user created or "Anyone" is assigned a
password.