Standard verses Administrator

I have just upgraded to Vista Business. I have installed all the hardware
and software necessary to do my work. While doing that I used the account
type of administrator. At this point I am wondering if I should change the
account type to standard. My questions:

1) If I change it to standard can I change it back?
2) I presume I should have a second account that is an administrator account?
3) If I want to install software in a standard account, will it ask for my
administrator password?
4) When I signed on to vista for the first time, I created an administrator
account which I no longer see. Where is it?
5) Are there any good places to read more about account types?

Mark2006;710373 Wrote:
> I have just upgraded to Vista Business. I have installed all th
> hardwar
> and software necessary to do my work. While doing that I used th
> accoun
> type of administrator. At this point I am wondering if I should chang
> th
> account type to standard. My questions
>
> 1) If I change it to standard can I change it back
> 2) I presume I should have a second account that is an administrato
> account
> 3) If I want to install software in a standard account, will it ask fo
> m
> administrator password
> 4) When I signed on to vista for the first time, I created a
> administrato
> account which I no longer see. Where is it
> 5) Are there any good places to read more about account types
Hello Mark2006
#1 Yes you can change it back, BUT you have to do so in a
administrator account, which comes to --
#2 You Have To Have at least One administrator account. Vista demand
that. Whether a 2nd admin account or not, it's your choice, not "shoul
have"
#3 Yes. Actually it would be better to do so in an admin account
#4 The one you were using to "talk" to us must be your admin accoun
you created. That's my guess.
#5 To read more about user accounts etc.
a.) click Start menu ( the circular logo at the bottom left corner
b.) right panel, click Help And Support, click Table Of Contents, clic
Getting Started, click User Accounts and Settings. You can star
reading. Have fun

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t-4-2

Thank you!

"t-4-2" wrote:

>
> Mark2006;710373 Wrote:
> > I have just upgraded to Vista Business. I have installed all the
> > hardware
> > and software necessary to do my work. While doing that I used the
> > account
> > type of administrator. At this point I am wondering if I should change
> > the
> > account type to standard. My questions:
> >
> > 1) If I change it to standard can I change it back?
> > 2) I presume I should have a second account that is an administrator
> > account?
> > 3) If I want to install software in a standard account, will it ask for
> > my
> > administrator password?
> > 4) When I signed on to vista for the first time, I created an
> > administrator
> > account which I no longer see. Where is it?
> > 5) Are there any good places to read more about account types?
> Hello Mark2006,
> #1 Yes you can change it back, BUT you have to do so in an
> administrator account, which comes to ---
> #2 You Have To Have at least One administrator account. Vista demands
> that. Whether a 2nd admin account or not, it's your choice, not "should
> have".
> #3 Yes. Actually it would be better to do so in an admin account.
> #4 The one you were using to "talk" to us must be your admin account
> you created. That's my guess.
> #5 To read more about user accounts etc. :
> a.) click Start menu ( the circular logo at the bottom left corner)
> b.) right panel, click Help And Support, click Table Of Contents, click
> Getting Started, click User Accounts and Settings. You can start
> reading. Have fun.
>
>
> --
> t-4-2
>

Mark2006;710953 Wrote:
> Thank you
>
> "t-4-2" wrote
> > > >
> >
> > > Mark2006;710373 Wrote
> > > Hello Mark2006
> > > #1 Yes you can change it back, BUT you have to do so in a
> > > administrator account, which comes to --
> > > #2 You Have To Have at least One administrator account. Vista demand
> > > that. Whether a 2nd admin account or not, it's your choice, no
> > "shoul
> > > have"
> > > #3 Yes. Actually it would be better to do so in an admin account
> > > #4 The one you were using to "talk" to us must be your admin accoun
> > > you created. That's my guess
> > > #5 To read more about user accounts etc.
> > > a.) click Start menu ( the circular logo at the bottom left corner
> > > b.) right panel, click Help And Support, click Table Of Contents
> > clic
> > > Getting Started, click User Accounts and Settings. You can star
> > > reading. Have fun
> >
> >
> > > -
> > > t-4-
> > > > >
You are welcome

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t-4-2