Chapter 6. Managing user accounts, passwords, and credentials
Signing out, switching accounts, or locking your computer
Sharing your PC with other users
Introducing access control in Windows
Before you can begin working with a device running Microsoft Windows 10, you must sign in with the credentials for a user account that is authorized to use that device. User accounts are an essential cornerstone of Windows security and are key to providing a personalized user experience. As an administrator, you determine which user accounts are allowed to sign in to a specific device. In addition, you can configure user accounts on a Windows 10 device to accomplish the following ...
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