If a user account tries to enable itself as an administrator, is one.
if they tried to do something that could get the owner or business in trouble then the supervisor of the computer would lock that user out.
A Facebook account can be deactivated for as long as the user needs it.
You must have at least one admin account enabled on your computer. To disable an admin account, go to Control Panel, click User Accounts and Family Safety, click User Accounts, and click on the admin account you want to disable. You can make it a Standard account, or delete it entirely.
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Regular contributors cannot disable a block on a user. Only Supervisors can disable a block on a user.
It depends on your operting system in xp: Click start right click my computer, click manage, click local users and groups, click users, right click the user account you want to disable and check the box tha says account is disable.
Just disable User Account Control temporarily when you're using Remote Assistance. Control Panel -> User Accounts and Family Safety -> User Accounts -> Change User Account Control Settings
The method depends on what operating system you're using, but you just need to go into "User account settings" or the equivalent.
vista: my computer (right-click) >manage>local users> User>administer> disable
If you limit the user's access privileges by changing their account to a "Limited" status, that might work.I'm not 100% sure...
Used in windows 7 to disable the PW on startup, in the search bar type, netplwiz for advanced user account management.
Click Desktop,right click my computer, click manage,Computer management window opens, click the plus sign next to Local users and Groups, click user's, double click the account you want to disable, click the box" for Account is disabled" then click OK. No the account does not show in the log on window
Go to the "Delete/Disable account" page under your account settings, and choose "disable".