the question asked by mujilakama Posted on: 03/02/2004 7:34 PM, subject "PROGRAMS list - how to move items?".
1. Running Windows as the Administrator makes the entire system totally vulnerable and the simple act of accessing the Web can be extremely damaging, [Q824146]. When logged on as a member of the Users group, routine tasks can be performed including running programs and visiting Web sites without exposing a system to unnecessary risk. When needing to perform upgrads or configuring system parameters, log off and log back on as the Administrator.
2. During Setup, the Administrator account is created automatically as a member of the Administrators group on the workstation or member server and when the screen "Who will use this computer?" was displayed and names entered, they retain full administrative privileges without password by default. It can never be deleted, disabled, or removed from the Administrators local group ensuring that you never lock yourself out of the computer by deleting or disabling all the administrative accounts. It is recommended that the automatically created Guest account be turned off, but never disabled [Q300489].
3. Local User accounts are not created automatically and must be created by a member of the Administrators group after the installation is complete. Only a domain-level Administrators and Account Operators can create domain accounts. User accounts enable users to log on to the network or local computer and to access local and network resources. Domain or local user can manage permissions on resources on the local computer -- as long as the user has change permission rights on the resource.

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