I have a question regarding Users. I am the only User for my machine and
therefore the administrator. Should I set up another user account for
safety or is it okay to just use the one account for user and administrator.
I have a home network and my husband's computer is running windows me.
I would appreciate the information.
"dc" <dc2837998@ameritech.net> wrote in message
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> Wots with all this Main User; Owner; All Users; crap? and
> which can I delete and still have adminstrator privledges??
> Also - Local Service & Network Service. I dont need
> Network Services.
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