A user account is set up on a laptop in order to protect the user's computer. It is the first step in a detailed security system that begins with the requirement of asking for a password prior to one gaining access to the computer's contents, including the desktop, apps, and the installed browsers.
You can't. The guest account is designed as a temporary account. However, I doubt the account was crashing the laptop, try running it in safe mode on the account, or restoring it back a month or so
This is for xp::start>control panel>user accounts>create new account
just go to the control room and and click on user account.
A Local user account is a user account that is part of the domain or work group.
It is difficult that you get free laptop. user can buy laptop on low price.
I am not sure if there are any other solutions, but the most direct one is to create a user on the laptop with the same user-name and password and the same access level (administrator/regular-user), as on the desktop computer. Then login as that user on the laptop and the files should be accessable. Also, with an administrator account on the laptop, you may be able to "Take Ownership" of the files on the external drive. If the files are encrypted and you don't have the password, this won't help. I don't know the effect if the two computers have different versions of Windows, a lot could depend on this. Kevin
You cant, but you could take out the hard disk put it in a caddy and attach it to another computer as a second disk.
The error message ' the user profile service failed to logon user profile' always occurs when you click on your account on Windows 7 when the other accounts are still running.
It is called User Account Control.
If you would like to make a guest/administer account, go onto "Control Panel" on the Start Menu. Under "User Accounts and Family Safety" there should be "Add or Remove user accounts" button. Click on this, and under the list of account(s) on the computer/laptop, there is "Create a new user account". Enter all the necessary information needed and you're done.
You don't
It's not recommended to to that you disable passowd for you Admin account because it will leave your laptop more vulnerable to viruses. But if you must: 1. open control panel 2. go to User Accounts and Family Safety. 3. click on User Accounts 4. Click Remove Password it should no longer ask you for password unlock when you boot the laptop.