How to Use User Account and Secure Password

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Assign passwords to all your administrative powered user accounts. It’s always a good practice to use secure passwords and never to leave it blank . While you install XP, it creates a default administrative powered user account during the installation, XP asks a password for this user account during the installation and most of the users neglect this screen and continues to finish the process.

When the installation is finished XP creates a new user account and the default administrator account still remains with a blank password, this may cause fatal problems if a hacker finds out the secret, that one of your administrator account does not have a password, so make it sure that you provide a strong password while the installation.

The first rule to manage user accounts properly is to provide a strong password and the second one is to use a less privileged user account while working with the internet. Running your computer in administrator mode and connecting it to the internet is a potential risk, as any malware that manages to enter the system will have full control over your system resources.

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Users of a limited account cannot install software or hardware or cannot change the account name or type. For some programs it’s necessary to be launched by an administrator, for such programs use the “Run As..” option to overcome the problem. Right click the application you want to administrator user name and password. Provide the details and now the software is ready to go. Note that this feature only works when Secondary Logon service running, make sure that this service is running from Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.

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