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for Windows 7 accounts There is a question in the Windows 7 help file, why use a standard user account instead of an administrator account? Microsoft mentioned two points in the reply, which makes Windows 7 more secure. Computer Knowledge Network today explains the computer system optimization skills set up under Windows7, which makes you more comfortable in computer system maintenance.

1. A standard account helps protect your computer by preventing users from making changes that affect all users of the computer, such as deleting files needed to work on your computer. It is recommended to create a standard account for each user.

2. When you log in to Windows 7 using a standard account, you can perform almost all operations under the administrator account, but if you want to perform actions that affect other users of the computer (such as installing software or changing security) Settings), Windows 7 may require you to provide a password for the administrator account.

According to Microsoft Windows 7 help files, using a standard account can make Windows 7 more secure and effectively prevent users from modifying the system. So, just create a "qualified" Windows 7 standard account.

Although Windows 7 is very secure, it is very difficult for hackers to control your computer over the network. However, if your Windows 7 administrator account is not encrypted, you may be directly logged into the administrator account on your computer to directly control your computer (of course this may be your computer in a public environment).

Adding a password to the Windows 7 administrator account that only you know, the security is greatly improved.

Disabling the Guest Account

If your computer is not a public computer, then the Guest user is disabled. This setup will make your system more secure.

Creating a Standard Account

Everything is just owing to the wind, and now you are starting to create a Windows 7 standard account. Under the Windows 7 standard account, you can use all the software, but if the software program needs to modify the system, you must pass your approval. Therefore, the safety is greatly improved.

Creating a password for a standard account

The security first is that PC Knowledge Network creates a password for a standard account for Windows 7. This way others (such as other people in the office) can't view your computer (after all, your computer has your privacy).

Written in the end: To sum up, Windows 7 is safer with a simple Windows 7 account setup. I hope everyone encrypts the account. I recommend using the Windows 7 standard account.