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1-28 Chapter 1 Introduction to Windows XP Professional<br />

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information is important for users with multiple user accounts, such as a user who has<br />

a regular user account as well as a user account with administrative privileges.<br />

If a computer running Windows XP Professional is joined to a domain (or if the Welcome<br />

screen is disabled even when the computer is a member of a workgroup), you<br />

can access the Windows Security dialog box by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE at any time<br />

while Windows is running. If the Welcome screen is enabled, pressing<br />

CTRL+ALT+DELETE activates Task Manager instead. Figure 1-10 shows the Windows<br />

Security dialog box, and Table 1-2 describes the Windows Security dialog box options.<br />

Figure 1-10 Use the Windows Security dialog box for many security activities.<br />

Table 1-2 The Windows Security Dialog Box Options<br />

Option Description<br />

Lock Computer Allows users to secure the computer without logging off. All programs<br />

remain running. Users should lock their computers when they leave for a<br />

short time. The user who locks the computer can unlock it by pressing<br />

CTRL+ALT+DELETE and entering the valid password. An administrator can<br />

also unlock a locked computer. This process logs off the current user.<br />

Whether the Windows Security dialog box is available or not, you can also<br />

press WINDOWS KEY+L to immediately lock the computer.<br />

Log Off Allows a user to log off as the current user and close all running programs,<br />

but leaves Windows XP Professional running. You can also log off<br />

Windows by choosing Log Off from the Start menu.<br />

Shut Down Allows a user to close all files, save all operating system data, and prepare<br />

the computer so that it can be safely turned off. You can also log off Windows<br />

by choosing Turn Off Computer from the Start menu.<br />

Change Password Allows a user to change his or her user account password. The user must<br />

know the current password to create a new one. This is the only way<br />

users can change their own passwords. Administrators can also change<br />

the password.

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