sedalbis
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Apologies if this is a stupid question but I'm not very clued up.
I'm lending my laptop to someone and am creating an additional user account for them. They have their own Microsoft/Hotmail account which they'll be using to log in.
The laptop is running Windows 10 with the latest update.
When they log in to their account, will they be able to see all my files etc? Or will it be like a completely separate laptop for them?
Also, I'm getting the options to add them as a normal user or an administrator. What's the difference? They'll need to be able to install their own programmes i.e. Office, etc, so will I need to select administrator?
Thanks in advance
I'm lending my laptop to someone and am creating an additional user account for them. They have their own Microsoft/Hotmail account which they'll be using to log in.
The laptop is running Windows 10 with the latest update.
When they log in to their account, will they be able to see all my files etc? Or will it be like a completely separate laptop for them?
Also, I'm getting the options to add them as a normal user or an administrator. What's the difference? They'll need to be able to install their own programmes i.e. Office, etc, so will I need to select administrator?
Thanks in advance