Apparently when setup is complete, the user is the administrator. It's been so long since I set up a new system I don't remember how it played out. Should I set up a standard account or is win10 so protected (which I have heard) that I can just have one user account, admin? Thanks.
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The thread discusses whether to create a standard user account or use an administrator account in Windows 10. The original poster asks if it's safe to operate with just an admin account given Windows 10's security features, and a responder recommends using a standard account for daily use while reserving the admin account for specific tasks. The discussion concludes with the original poster deciding to follow this advice.
The thread discusses whether to create a standard user account or use an administrator account in Windows 10. The original poster asks if it's safe to operate with just an admin account given Windows 10's security features, and a responder recommends using a standard account for daily use while reserving the admin account for specific tasks. The discussion concludes with the original poster deciding to follow this advice.
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