[Esente]

...computer? My computer at work is on a network domain. Sometimes my coworkers restart my computer, and then log on to the network with their account, but on my computer. I know my account will be stored separated, but I really hate it. Is there any way that I can disable other users on the same account log on into my computer, except me?PS: the coworkers will use their account, not mine. But I don't want them to use MY computer. They have their own

[donkeyoftheday]

Hey,. good look. Now, where are my points!

[Slade]

yeaStart> controle panel> user accounts> Create new account ...Name it for your co workers ... something like "Coworkers"Then go back to usser accounts and click on "Owner" then click on "create a password" then your done... Your the admin of the computerMeaning ... when they boot up its gonna ask wich account they wanna get on and they cant get on yours without the passwords. Then can get on the other account though. (this will NOT interfere with your computer. Its got locksI hope this helps you

[BenC]

If they can see the log in screen they can always login to there account, you cannot disable there account, If your the admin then you can, but why would you do that anyway!?. If you disable their account then they cannot login again even in their own computer. What you're trying todo is to not have access to your computer tobe able for them to login to their own account.What you can do is put a password on BIOS, that case they not be able to proceed with the logging screen until they put in the right password. Of course they can reset the CMOS and make the password goes away but that's taking extreme measures, like going to inside of your computer and removing the battery or setting the jumper, w/c in your case is unlikely to happen. The caveat is if you forgot the password then that's the only solution you can take to be able to login again,