New User Accounts

G

Guest

Hi.I have only one account on my PC at the moment.It is classed as an
"administrator" account.I want to add 3 x accounts and take mine off.2 x for
children (limited) and 1 x new adult (administrator priviledges).I want to
copy all the data,files etc from my account over to all the new accounts.How
do I do this.I can creat the accounts ok,but they are missing most of the
files,programs etc that I have.
 
T

typical computer geek

you have to copy all of the files and folders from the administrator account
to the new accounts. go to Settings and Documents/administrator and copy all
of the folders and deposit to the new user account.
 
G

Guest

If you want all of your files to be in all of the new users accounts as well,
you can either copy the files from your account "My Document" into their "My
Documents" folder. Or into the All Users profile which will give everybody
all of the files.

These are located at C:\Documents and Settings\username\username's Documents

All installed programs should be available to all users unless specified to
not make available to all users during the programs installation.
 
M

Malke

diablo said:
Hi.I have only one account on my PC at the moment.It is classed as an
"administrator" account.I want to add 3 x accounts and take mine off.2
x for children (limited) and 1 x new adult (administrator
priviledges).I want to copy all the data,files etc from my account
over to all the new accounts.How do I do this.I can creat the accounts
ok,but they are missing most of the files,programs etc that I have.

Copy a User Account -
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=811151

Note that you will need to log into the new account at least once before
you can copy anything to it.

How To Create a Custom Default User Profile -
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=319974

Create an XP Pro Mandatory User Profile on the Local Machine -
http://www.tweakxp.com/article139898.aspx

How To Assign a Mandatory User Profile in Windows XP -
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307800&sd=tech

Malke
 

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