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When a user boots Windows is there a way to only show a single user that then asks for a password. For example, I have an admin user and a regular user. When the computer boots I do not want the user to see the admin account. Is this possible? If so, how would an admin then login?
I have Windows 7 if that matters.
You can also hide any user you want from the control panel, there's no need to do all those registry edition tricks... – Stakhanov – 2014-07-11T09:02:20.877
@Stakhanov If you could post an answer explaining that, that'd be much appreciated. – slhck – 2014-07-11T09:03:34.797
♦ I'm a bit rusty at the moment, its not from the control panel but the computer management console which is slightly different, you can trigger it by right clicking on "computer" in the start menu and select the computer manager, then there's a user and group management panel, in the user section you can edit most of the registered users properties including hiding those users. Edit : oh I'm sorry you're actully right we can't hide the users, only disable them, which is also slightly different, my bad... – Stakhanov – 2014-07-11T09:11:33.490
It would appear that this hides the Admin account completely not allowing for a standard user to get the password prompt for application installation. Once you reboot you can only login as a standard user and don't get the password prompt when installing applications or making system changes. – None – 2013-02-23T09:58:24.620