User Accounts?

Set up a regular account (not adminsitrative) and then give permissions.
Permissions - Allow or Deny Users and Groups

Senteaf said:

First, will it have a bad impact on my laptop performance if I create accounts?

Second, I have heard it is safer to run user space on limited account so how do I transfer ALL my documents to that new limited account?


THANKS!!!!!!!!:)

No it will not - You can transfer your files manually if you want by going to the following Directory and moving them to the New User account area

Old account:

Code:

C:\User\Old_account\

than Copy or move your files to the following Directory

Code:

C:\Users\New_account\

   Note

This is with C:\ Being the drive letter of your Windows Installation Partition/drive

You may also want to enable the Hidden Administrator to have as the only Admin

   Warning

Do not use this account for Personal use as any program run has access to your whole system

See Built-in Administrator Account - Enable or Disable

Josh

What do you mean by "Limited account" Do you mean a standard user? if so then you can change that in control panel > User accounts & Family safety > User accounts and then clicking on Change your account type

Josh

Just change it in control panel - No need to make a new account and if you enable the Built in admin then you will have an Administrator

Changing your account to a standard account turns it into a limited one instantly

See the folder for more Information on how to carry out this task

Just make a new account. I wouild leave the old one alone. Josh is right you can transfer, but personally, Id go with the permissions.

This is where it comes down to personal preference