Local User Account Options with description are:
* User Must Change Password At Next Logon - If this check box is selected the user is prompted to
change his or her password the first time that he or she logs on. This ensures that only the
user knows the password.
change his or her password the first time that he or she logs on. This ensures that only the
user knows the password.
* User Cannot Change Password - If this check box is selected more than one person uses the same
user account (such as Guest)
user account (such as Guest)
* Password Never Expires - If this check box is selected password never expire as normally
passwords are set for 30 – 90 days validity.
passwords are set for 30 – 90 days validity.
* Account Is Disabled – If this check box is selected the existing account will be disabled to prevent
from access of this account
from access of this account
Steps:
1. Click Start - Control Panel.
2. Click and open Performance And Maintenance.
3. Click Administrative Tools.
4. Double-click Computer Management. ( Note : Computer Management can also be access by
right-clicking the My Computer icon on the desktop and clicking Manage).
right-clicking the My Computer icon on the desktop and clicking Manage).
5. In the console tree of the Computer Management window, click the Computer
Management plus sign (+) icon to expand the tree. Computer Management contains three
folders: a) System Tools b) Storage c) Services And Applications.
Management plus sign (+) icon to expand the tree. Computer Management contains three
folders: a) System Tools b) Storage c) Services And Applications.
6. In the console tree, expand System Tools, and click Local Users And Groups.
7. In the details pane, right-click Users, and then click New User.
8. Fill in the appropriate text boxes in the New User dialog box
9. Click Create, and then click Close.
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