Set a password for the computer
To protect your computer from being accessed by others, you can set a password for your computer. You must enter the password every time you turn on the computer to access the computer.
In this article, I would like to show you how to set a password for a computer running Windows 7.
Step 1: First you need to open User Accounts by clicking Start -> Control Panel.
Then select User Accounts .
Or you can choose Start and then choose directly on the icon as shown:
Step 2: Create a password for your computer.
You choose Create a password for your account .
Here, you enter the password in the New password box and re-enter the password in the Confirm new password box . You can enter a password reminder word in the Type a password hint box so that when you forget the password, the reminder word will appear to help you remember the password. Finally select Create password .
So you have created the password for your computer, from now on every time you turn on the computer, you need a password to access the computer. Good luck!
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