Select the account type; then, click Create Account. If you have selected a Limited account, then that user account has limits for using your computer. See Help and Support Center in start menu for more details. Close the User Accounts dialog box; then, the Control Panel window.
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If more than one user accounts are set to your computer, you must select which user account you will log in when you turn on your computer.
Log Off your computer
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�Log off� is useful because you do not have to turn off your computer when you finish your task and pass your computer to another person. There are two ways to log off your computer: Switch User and Log Off. If you select Switch User, you can pass your computer to another person without closing your current applications. For example, if you are viewing a Web site, and your colleague needs to open a program on your computer, use Switch User. You can then view the same Web site by just switching users after your colleague finishes with your computer. If you select Log Off, the system will close all your session and you need to save your files before logging off your computer. 1. 2. 3. Click start - Log Off. Select Switch User or Log Off. If you select Log Off, the dialog box, which asks you to save your data may appear. Select a new account to start Windows XP again. If you cannot see Switch User in Log Off Windows dialog box, click Change the way users log on or off in User Accounts dialog box, and check Use Fast User Switching and click Apply Options.
Set Password to User Account
You can set a password to each user account to avoid unauthorized use of your computer. Once you set the password, you need to enter it when you log on to its account. If the entered password is not correct, you cannot start your computer, so unnecessary password setting can cause trouble in starting the system.
