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Luc
If I understand it correctly, for security reasons it's best to have a
separate administrator account and a standard user account, even on one-user
PCs (as in my case). However, which of the following two is the better option:
1. Enable the built-in administrator account and "downgrade" the account
that was created when Vista was installed to that of a standard user;
2. Continue using the administrator account that was created when installing
Vista, create a separate standard user account and leave the built-in
administrator account alone.
Thanks for any advice on pros and cons for any option (unless it's equally
safe -- convenient it is for sure -- to have just one account if there's only
one user).
separate administrator account and a standard user account, even on one-user
PCs (as in my case). However, which of the following two is the better option:
1. Enable the built-in administrator account and "downgrade" the account
that was created when Vista was installed to that of a standard user;
2. Continue using the administrator account that was created when installing
Vista, create a separate standard user account and leave the built-in
administrator account alone.
Thanks for any advice on pros and cons for any option (unless it's equally
safe -- convenient it is for sure -- to have just one account if there's only
one user).