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Table 7-4 Local User Account Options<br />

Option Action<br />

User Name Type the user’s logon name. This field is required.<br />

Full Name Type the user’s full name. You can include the user’s first and last<br />

names, but you can also include the middle name or initial. This field is<br />

optional.<br />

Description Type descriptive text about the user account or the user. This field is<br />

optional.<br />

Password Type the account password that is used to authenticate the user. For<br />

greater security, always assign a password. As an additional security<br />

measure, the password appears as a string of asterisks as you type it.<br />

Confirm Password Confirm the password by typing it a second time. This field is required<br />

if you assign a password.<br />

User Must Change<br />

Password At Next<br />

Logon<br />

User Cannot<br />

Change Password<br />

Password Never<br />

Expires<br />

Select this check box if you want the user to change his or her password<br />

the first time that he or she logs on. This ensures that only the<br />

user knows the password. This option is selected by default.<br />

Select this check box if more than one person uses the same user<br />

account (such as Guest), or if you want only administrators to control<br />

passwords. If you have selected the User Must Change Password At<br />

Next Logon check box, this option is not available.<br />

Security Alert Always require new users to change their passwords the first time they log<br />

on. This forces them to use passwords that only they know. For added network security, use a<br />

combination of letters and numbers to create unique initial passwords for all new user<br />

accounts.<br />

How to Delete a User by Using Computer Management<br />

You can also delete users in Computer Management. To delete a user by using the<br />

Computer Management snap-in, use these steps:<br />

1. From the Start menu, click Control Panel.<br />

Lesson 3 Modifying, Creating, and Deleting User Accounts<br />

Select this check box if you never want the password to change—for<br />

example, for a domain user account that a program or a Windows XP<br />

Professional service uses. The User Must Change Password At Next<br />

Logon option overrides this option, so if you have selected the User<br />

Must Change Password At Next Logon check box, this option is not<br />

available.<br />

Account Is Disabled Select this check box to prevent use of this account—for example, for a<br />

new employee who has not yet started working for your organization.<br />

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