user profiles ? odd after clean install

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  1. sargan
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    W7 64 bit ultimate
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       New #21

    There is no other computer currently active on the network ... the active user account is 'my' account and the only one currently in use.
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  3. gregrocker
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    I don't know why it wouldn't be listed in Control Panel>User Accounts then. Check again. Click on Manage Another Account.
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  4. sargan
    Posts : 164
    W7 64 bit ultimate
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       New #23

    When I go to manage accounts > manage another account

    all I see are the 3 offered at boot up ... i.e Jack (administrator account) Jill (standard user) Guest
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