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Windows 7 Input Username & Password

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Hey Guys!

Can you help me I am trying to setup this system where the user has to input their username and password to log into Windows 7, do you know how I can do it? I cant find out. Please reply ASAP

You'd want Windows 7 Enterprise because that's the one that does that I'm pretty sure.

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Hey Guys!

Can you help me I am trying to setup this system where the user has to input their username and password to log into Windows 7, do you know how I can do it? I cant find out. Please reply ASAP

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having several acounts is one way i can think of that will sortof have the effect you want, otherwise i think the enterprise edition would work good for this

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upgrade to windows 10, that requires the password and is free

 

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Huh?!  What is this? Guys, come on! You know better than this.


When you set a password to your account, Windows will ask you for the user name and password.
So under Windows 7:

  • Open the Control Panel
  • Go to: User Accounts and Family Safety > User Accounts (if you are under category view), else click on User Accounts
  • Then click on Create a password
  • And now, simply enter your new password.

When you'll sign out, or restart or turn on your computer, Windows will ask you for a password.

If you create multiple accounts, Windows will ask you to pick an account, when you do, it will ask for a password.

 

Simple, and easy.

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