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The thread discusses whether it's possible to have both a local and a domain user account on the same laptop, with confirmation that it is generally feasible, though creating new accounts may require admin rights. The conversation shifts to a precautionary note advising against using school or work computers for personal activities, emphasizing the lack of privacy on such devices. Overall, the discussion provides practical guidance on account setup while cautioning about privacy concerns when using institutional computers.
The thread discusses whether it's possible to have both a local and a domain user account on the same laptop, with confirmation that it is generally feasible, though creating new accounts may require admin rights. The conversation shifts to a precautionary note advising against using school or work computers for personal activities, emphasizing the lack of privacy on such devices. Overall, the discussion provides practical guidance on account setup while cautioning about privacy concerns when using institutional computers.
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WindowsPro
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I strongy advice against using or performing any private stuff on a computer that is own by your school or your employer...
In this situation there is NOT PRIVACY at all... So get your self an own computer and use the school/work computer for school/work related stuff only..
In this situation there is NOT PRIVACY at all... So get your self an own computer and use the school/work computer for school/work related stuff only..
