Copy programs to several user accounts

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• try to find out how Windows Vista Enterprise SP1 running on a tablet of 2730p HP will react to several user accounts and its handwriting recognition software will react.

  original title: handwriting recognition several users

  I'll try to find out how Windows Vista Enterprise SP1 running on a tablet of 2730p HP will react to several user accounts and its handwriting recognition software will react.  It keeps all users writing separated or are they all grouped together as one.

  If you could provide liturature on this I would appreciate it too.

  Thank you!

  Hi Zabian,

  Since you are in a corporate environment, your question is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the Technet Windows Vista Security Forum

• I have to add several user accounts to understand?

  I could create a situation particularly on Windows 8, in order to better understand where I have all of these potential users say on a single machine, and I'm all user accounts. "These people" have access to this computer, and then I create a guest account. I am studying computer science and IT, and it's a sort of curiosity, if you want to.

  One thing I noticed is that i can use incalculable resources on my hard drive that could fill and get bogged down I'm afraid. What do you think of all this? Vista seems to be the prototype, but you know that it applies to several versions of windows.

  Yours truly,

  Charles Sciple

  Hi Charles,

  Thanks for the reply with more information.

  In Windows 7 you can do, is you can create a new administrator account as a standard account. Similarly, you would have all the privileges and access to all the features and the program in Administrator account. In the standard account, you have limited resources and probably can try different tasks and get to know the differences.

  And also, you can delete the accounts of users at any time.

  Create a user account

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/create-a-user-account

  User accounts: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/user-accounts-frequently-asked-questions

  For Windows 8: When you create a user account, you can create two types of accounts: a local account so that the PC or Microsoft account.

  You can all Microsoft account to create different user accounts.

  For more information about the user accounts on Windows 8, see this article.

  Create a user account

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/create-user-account

  User accounts: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/user-accounts-frequently-asked-questions

  Hope this information helps.

• Which is better to have several user accounts from window for the same person, so having much Firefoxes or have much Firefoxes under a Windows account user?

  Right now I have about 6 window user accounts (just for me on a single computer) because I didn't know I could put more Firefox then one per account. I leave the tabs upward when I close Firefox, because if I just bookmarks I won't finish my work I was doing with these sites. Now that I know how to put multiple Firefoxes under a user account. That would make my computer fast or not, it matter if I put all my Firefoxes on a window user account or have 6 windows user accounts, each with their own Firefox?
  -Thank you

  It is more work to move to a different Windows account and then open another instance of Firefox with a different profile.
  If you only use other windows accounts for the use of Firefox like this and not for any other purpose, then there is nothing against the passage to a single Windows account to make it easier to manage such things as the backup of your personal data or copy data between the other profiles.

  So, it's up to you if you want to switch to a single Windows account.

  See also:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Opening_a_new_instance_of_Firefox_with_another_profile
  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/Mozilla/Multiple_Firefox_Profiles

• How to transfer programs from a user account to a different user account

  I want to transfer selective programs that appear in "All programs" from one user to another account

  If you mean you want an entry in the start menu > all programs to switch from one account to another on the same computer, which is easy.  If you're talking about two different computers, you are unable to do so (you will need to uninstall one and reinstall on another using the original installation media).

  WARNING: Some programs, such as Internet browsers, have "profiles" that are specific to each user.  If this is the kind of program you concerned, cannot move just the shortcut as described below.  If you are not sure, please identify what "selective programs" you want to move.

  Change the content to start > all programs on two accounts on the same computer

  It's easier if you have at least one account with "computer administrator" privileges  If you need to, you can use the built-in account named "Administrator".  The password of this account is blank (no password).  You can access the Safe Mode or - in XP Pro administrator only - from welcome with no other account connected screen by pressing twice CTRL + ALT + DELETE.

  The key to this procedure is that the entries in the menu start > all programs are simply shortcuts that point to the actual location of the application executable files.  What follows is easier to do than to in order to explain them.

  Suppose you want to move an entry of account A to account B on the same computer.

  Assume that you are connected to the account A and that is a computer administrator account.

  • Click Start, and then select open
  • Double-click the folder programs
  • Scroll down the page until you find the program you are interested in or the folder in which it is located.

  If the account is NOT a computer administrator account and you are connected to the place C account, who is an administrator (or administrator) account, replace the first stage with the following text:

  • Open a Windows Explorer window and navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\\Start Menu, where is the name of the account, i.e., A

  Now, open a new Windows Explorer window and navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\\Start Menu, where is the name of the other account, that is, B.

  N-click-drag the element from the first window of Windows Explorer to another.

• Performance issuses, impossible to uninstall a program, add another user account, the computer doesn't turn off etc.

  Can anyone help, my vista home 32-bit edition computer is seriously messsed! ??

  I'm unable to download windows updates and I have like 20 of them to download, it just never performs an act he says its download, but it's not I can leave it for hours and nothing happens, this causes problems because my computer does now, because when you do it just says : configuration of updates and can last for hours, so I have to unplug the power to turn it off, which is not good for the computer.

  IM also having problems with other things such as it won't let me uninstall not more programs, I can't do a restore of the system from the control panel or add another user account. freezes Internet too much, slow start. I always get microsft popups saying: "the program has stopped working and not could find solutions to this problem" but I did a system restore in safe mode, but the dates were 3 months back and that didn't help the performance of this computer. I want to return to a closer date now, but I can't. as it doesn't let me do a restore of the system in the menu start control pannel ir.

  I run a scan with malaware had 181 made thereats that were deleted but I still have the same problems as above

  He said also my windows defender is not protected (outdated) more and needs to update, but it will not update

  Help, please

  Hi gandt85,

  1. you remember to make changes to the computer before this problem?

  2. are you able to boot into safe mode without any problem?

  Since you are not able to restore the system to normal mode, I suggest you to do a system restore to a recent date of WinRE using the full version of Windows Vista disk.

  Method 1:

  Do follow link below:

  What are the system recovery options in Windows Vista?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-Vista

  Method 2:

  You can also try to run a scan using Microsoft Security Essentials.

  Check out the link:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/products/MSE.aspx

  Also, try the malicious software removal tool and check.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.aspx

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Several user accounts in Windows 7 and Windows 10 update

  Hello

  I'll update my Windows 7 Windows 10 and I was wondering what would happen to user accounts on Windows 7?

  The situation is this: the computer is used by me and my brother, and each of us has his user account. There are different programs that I installed with my account and he installed on his 'side' with his user account. There are also a lot of files that I don't want to lose with the update.

  Is there a safe way for users to transition safely two accounts?

  P.S. I read about backing up my files and I will not fail to do if there is no definitive answer to my question.

  Is there a safe way for users to transition safely two accounts?

  -> If the upgrade goes well, both accounts will be maintained.

  I read on the backup of my files and I will not fail to do if there is no definitive answer to my question.

  -> Wrong question. There is no certainty in life and the view of upgrade countless problems reported in these forums, you would take a serious risk, if you have not backed up your files beforehand.

  You seem not to be aware of this rule of iron of the processing of the data. It is said that all important files should be kept at all times on two independent media. A lot of people ignore this rule. Here we see them when something goes wrong. It can be a tough lesson to learn.

• I am the administrator, how do I add Office 2013 and other programs to a user account?

  I have 3 user account on a computer.  The account administrator (me) and 2 other accounts families.

  How to add Office and other office upstairs so there do not have to use my account.  Thank you

  Is this another user account, a guest account or a normal user account?

  And if when connected to this user account you type the word in the research programs & files text box done that produce the word shortcut?

  Or all programs > MS Office?

  Or if you start to win with your admin account and reinstall MS Office, what then for your other user accounts?

• Programs on the user account and the lost files

  Hi all, yesterday I came home after having some holidays and started my pc and when I chose my user, all my files and programs have disappeared, even my wallpaper was by default... So I went to: C:\Documents and Settings\(my user) \desktop and everything was there, so I moved all my important things for the user 'new '... Today, when I chose my user, I go to my former user, with all my stuff and my old wallpaper, but the things that I moved just disappeared... I need help, these things that I've lost are really important...

  Not good.

  You initially suffered a corrupted profile.  When this happens, Windows compensates by logging in with a temporary profile that is deleted when you disconnect you.  What you should do at this point is presented in one of the following articles:

  "How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473 >
  or, Alternatively,.
  "How to copy data from a corrupted to a new profile in Windows XP user profile"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151 >

  What you did instead was to move all your data in your temporary profile that is deleted when you disconnect.  You must be disconnected, that's what happened.  Files passed.  So, your best alternative is to this point to restore your files from your backups.  ('Very important' things are always saved).

  If you have no backups, then you learn now why they are needed.  You should immediately stop using your computer/drive, remove the drive and take it to a professional that can recover deleted files.  You can also (on another computer), you can search the Web for programs that can be used to recover deleted files accidentally.  Sorry, but I can offer no recommendation on such programs.

  Sorry and HTH.
  JW

• Is it possible to copy the settings of user account?

  Using my computer for work and leisure, - that the task bar gets stuck easily and I sometimes struggle to navigate between applications and files.

  I plan to create a 2nd account and he spend games and others, but I prefer not to have reset all my settings one by one.

  Is it possible to import the settings user from one account to another? Or u can suggest an alternative?

  See the following article:

  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

  It is to create a new user profile and copy files to the new user profile. You can then simply delete the files that you don't like that have been copied to the new profile.

• several user accounts?

  I'm obviously new to windows 8 and windows 8 wants that each user to create their own Microsoft account to connect with.  With previous editions of windows, anyone could turn on your computer and access things like photos, documents, music, etc., which was stored on the PC.  So now, if everyone has to connect separately, how everyone has access to these things?

  is there a way to create 1 account in which you can have several "tiles" for each email users?

  any help would be a great help!

  Thank you

  Lindz_96

  In win 8 you have public and private folders.  If you want others to have access to data, you can be put in the public folder or 'sharing' your files.

  You can (and should) have individual logons (and emails), but it's pretty easy to "" share ".

  

• Windows 7, Firefox 8.0, several user accounts, Firefox seems only to access internet for 1 user, IE works for all

  Most of the users of Win 7 cannot load the pages using Firefox, Internet Explorer works for them.

  One possible cause is security software (firewall) that blocks or limits Firefox or plugin-container process without informing you, possibly after the detection of changes (update) for the Firefox program.

  Delete all rules for Firefox in the list of permissions in the firewall and leave your firewall again ask permission to get full unlimited access to the internet for Firefox and the plugin-container and the update process.

  See:

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/server+not+found
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/firewalls

• With several user accounts activation problems

  I'm activation problems on my iMac family. I have subscription CC photography that I use on my Mac work, and my wife has the full subscription of CC, she uses on his mac to work. We now have an iMac shared with accounts of different users for each of us. We continue however, getting errors with creative sign-in cloud. It seems that the inscription to CC on my mac account sign my wife out and vice versa. If we try to connect to CC on both accounts Mac with the same user Adobe CC, CC sees each account two separate computers and we have exceeded the activation limit. Any advice?

  As far as I know, you can't have two activations open at the same time on a single computer... you MUST sign for it to connect and vice versa to be able to use your account

• I deleted several accounts of users, but after that I have restart the laptop all user accounts have been restored?

  I deleted several user accounts and need to restart to changesw can take effect, but after that I have to restart the laptop then all user accounts have been restored?

  Hi GhettoBoy,

  How do you delete user accounts? Is it just C:\Dosument and settings users or accounts under the control panel? If you don't want to keep all these account data, you can try to delete the profile of click Start-> settings-> Control Panel-> system-> Advanced-> user profile and select the profile and remove. Also check under 'User accounts' in the control panel to remove the names of users.

  I hope this helps.

• Problem in opening and running LabVIEW in separate user account

  Hello

  I would like to create a 2nd user account on my computer in the laboratory that has LabVIEW 2011 installed on it. However, when I try to open LabVIEW in the 2nd user account there is an error code 1 and another message complaining about some dialogue 3 button VI.

  I found that I can still continue by clicking OK, except that now I can't start my VI, where I copied over my 1 user account. I get attached errors, including one that seems to be complaining of Simple error handler in my VI which runs at the end of my program error messages. Does anyone have an idea on how to fix the errors?

  Help, please!

  Thank you!!!

  Hi Vrinkle,

  LabVIEW is usually installed in "C:\Program files (x 86) \National Instruments\LabVIEW xxx ', where"(x 86) "is the version of LabVIEW application for a 32-bit version of LabVIEW on a Windows 64-bit and"xxx"brand (year)." In this folder you will find subfolders "vi.lib", "instr.lib" and "user.lib" - all the rights granted to your new user account need to access these files (like all the others those of LabVIEW file)!

  BTW. display your serial number on a public forum is not the best idea...