Protecting session in win xp

To protect your session, you can assign a password. No user can access and without entering your password.

Your files will also be protected from users to the limited powers that can not be accessed.

1.Click the Start button and then click Control Panel.
2. Double click User Accounts.
3. Click on your account.
4. Click the Create a password.
5. Now enter the password you want to use to protect your session and then re-enter to confirm.
6. To help you recover your password if you forget it, enter an index to use as a password hint. Please note that this information is visible to all. Finally, click on the button Create a password.
7. Windows then offers to make your files and folders private. Your personal documents are thus not accessible to users on a limited account. Click Yes, make private.
8. Then close the windows open. Your account is protected by a password. You must enter to open your session.
Access to its files:
1. With multiple users, your documents are no longer stored in a single My Documents folder, but in several separate documents titled …, for example documents Clement.
2. These documents are accessible to their owners and other directors. If you want to prevent other administrators to access your documents, you need to change their access permissions: an operation that soon we will detail in a new folder.
A Shared Documents folder is also created where you can put files accessible to all. Ultimately, whatever his rights, can read and modify the contents of this folder.

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