If you can't click on the Users & Groups section in System Preferences, it may be due to insufficient permissions or restrictions on your account. Ensure that you are logged in as an administrator, as standard user accounts may have limited access to certain settings. Additionally, if there are any active updates or system processes running, they may temporarily prevent access to certain preferences. Restarting your device could also resolve the issue.
1) Go to system Settings. 2) Click on Users and Groups (under settings tab). 3) Click the little + symbol at the bottom, and create your new 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.
You can use the restore disks that came with it to reset your password.
click on the apple in the top left hand corner of your screen. then click system preferences. find the option for accounts (or users), click the lock to unlock, and click on your account on the sidebar. Then click change password next to your picture in the center of the window. Thats it. good luck!
Create a new account in the Accounts section of System Preferences. This account can be set to Administrator from the New Account menu. You will need to be an Administrator to set up a new account.
"Admin" refers to users who can do things on the computer that non-admin users can't do. To delete a user, create an admin user. After you have created an admin user, open the System Preferences window. In "Users and Groups" select the user you want to delete and click the minus sign at the bottom of the "Users and Groups" pane. You may need that user's password.
Monitoring system events.Configuring hard disks.Managing system performance.
Open System Preferences. Then click Users & Groups. Make sure you unlock the lock so you can make changes. Control click your user name on the left and then click Advanced Options that will come up. Now you can change your user name. Click OK, then lock the lock back so no one can make changes.
Oh, and by name, I mean the account name. On Mavericks, I was always able to just click on the text box to change my name, but after I upgraded to Yosemite, I can't change the username (full name or short name)!
control panel-> go to computer management-> local users and groups-> groups->right click select new group and define the properties of the group and add members and click finish in policy you can use the groups to apply policy
Go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES Click on "Expose' & Spaces" Click on "Enable Spaces" Add the number of Rows/Columns of Desktops you would like. IF you're talking about new USERS, Go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES Click on "Accounts" Click on the little + sign under "MY ACCOUNTS" and add users at you see fit.
Start->Right click on Computer->Manage->Local User and Groups->Users. It will provide you all required information.