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Task Six

Step 1: Open User Account Settings

  1. Log in to your Windows 11 system using an account with administrative privileges.

  2. Press Win + I to open the Settings app or search for it in the start menu.

  1. In the Settings window, go to Accounts -> Other users.


Step 2: Create the "AdminUser" Account with Administrative Rights

  1. Under the Other users section, click Add account.

  2. In the pop-up: - Select I don't have this person's sign-in information.
    - Then click Add a user without a Microsoft account

  3. Enter the following details: - Username: AdminUser - Password: Use a strong password like P@ssw0rd123!. - Confirm the password.
    - Set up security questions (for password recovery).

  4. Once the account is created, it will appear under "Other users".

  5. Change the account type to Administrator:

    • Click on the newly created AdminUser account.

    • Select Change account type.

    • In the dropdown menu, choose Administrator.

    • Click OK to save changes.

Step 3: Create the "GuestUser" Account with Limited Permissions

  1. Under Other users, click Add account again.
  2. Follow the same steps: - Select I don't have this person's sign-in information.
    - Choose Add a user without a Microsoft account.
  3. Enter the following details: - Username: GuestUser - Password: A simple password like 1234.
    - Confirm the password and set the security questions.
  4. By default, GuestUser will be created as a Standard User.

Summary

  • AdminUser: Has full administrative rights—can install applications, manage settings, and access system files.
  • GuestUser: A standard user with limited permissions—restricted from installing applications or changing system settings.