The user accounts section of the Windows Control Panel is an invaluable tool for users who need to create and manage user accounts, as well as customize user settings in their computer. This section gives users access to important settings, such as creating new user accounts, changing passwords, setting up parental control, setting user account control levels, viewing installed software and much more.
To open the user accounts section in the Windows Control Panel, first open the Start menu. From here, type in “control panel” in the search bar and hit Enter. This will open the Windows Control Panel window.
From here, you will see several different categories at the top, such as Network and Internet, Hardware and Sound, Programs, User Accounts, etc. To open the user account section, click on the “User Accounts” category.
Once you have clicked on the “User Accounts” category, you will be presented with several options related to user accounts, such as “Create a new account”, “Change an existing account”, “Manage another account”, “Change an account type”, “Family safety”, etc. Depending on what type of user account settings you would like to adjust, click on the relevant option.
For example, if you are looking to create a new user account, click on the “Create a new account” option. If you are looking to change an existing account’s password, click on the “Change an existing account” option.
When you click on one of the relevant options, you will be taken to a page where you can further adjust user account settings, such as setting the account name and password, changing the account type (for example, from Standard User to Administrator), setting up parental control, and so on.
Once you have made all of the necessary changes, you can simply click “OK” to save them. After this, you should be able to access the new or adjusted user account settings from the user accounts section of the Windows Control Panel.