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2. When you are assigning a user's rights, it is dependent upon their job needs.

3. User Accounts applet then change an account and select the account. Then click change the password

4. enter a wrong password

5. Power-On passwords, Drive Lock passwords, and passwords used to authenticate users.

6. Kerberos

7. Smart Card

8. Its used to prove you are who you say you are.

9. Certification Authority example: Verisign

10. It would be easy to guess by both humans and http://wiki.answers.com/Why_is_the_name_of_your_pet_not_a_strong_passwordprograms designed to hack passwords.

11. Standard Account

12. There should be a folder called 'Public' under your 'Start' - 'Documents' folders.

13. NTFS

14. The Vista tool used to encrypt an entire hard drive is BitLocker Encryption

15. The Vista tool used to encrypt an entire hard drive is BitLocker Encryption.

16. The chip holds the BitLocker encryption key (also called the startup key)

17. Press the windows key and L. Another method is to press ctr-alt-del.

18. Worms

19. A Trojan Horse.

20. The link could cause a program to be installed on your computer (called a "virus") that could do very bad things (steal information, delete or modify your files, etc). Don't even open e-mails from people you don't know. Just delete them.

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