Managing Users And Groups With Accounts; Creating User Accounts; Editing User Accounts; Configuring User Profiles - NEC Express5800 Series User Manual

Chapter 5 Administrative Utilities and Settings
8.

Managing Users and Groups with Accounts

Use the Accounts window (Start > Settings > Accounts) to create and manage user accounts, create and manage groups,
and configure advanced user profile properties. By default, a new user is only a member of the Users group and is not
locked down. As the administrator, you can select the attributes and profile settings for users.
This section provides quick-start guidelines on:
 Creating User Accounts
 Editing User Accounts
 Configuring User Profiles
8.1

Creating User Accounts

Only administrators can create new user accounts locally or remotely.
However, due to local flash memory/disk space constraints, the number of additional users on the thin client should be
kept to a minimum.
1. Log in as an administrator and open the Accounts window (Start > Settings > Accounts > Other people).
2. Click the + button in Add someone else to this PC.
3. When you finish creating the user account, the user you created appears in the Account window.
8.2

Editing User Accounts

To edit default settings for standard users and administrator accounts, follow the steps below.
1. Sign in as an administrator and open the Account window (Start > Settings > Account > Other people)).
2. Click the + button in Add someone else to this PC.
3. Select User in the left pane and click the account whose setting you want to change to change the setting.
8.3

Configuring User Profiles

Open the User Profile window (Start Button Right Click Menu > System > Advanced System Settings > Set User Profile)
and use the command buttons such as Change Type, Delete, Copy Destination, etc. in accordance with the Microsoft
manual provided by the wizard to set the Default, Administrator, and User Profiles stored in the thin client.
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Important To retain the setting changes after US320f is restarted, you need to disable the Unified Writer
Filter. For details, see Chapter 4, "2.9 Configuring UWF (Unified Write Filter)".
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8. Managing Users and Groups with Accounts