You come home from work and see your son sitting in front of your computer. After quizzing him for a few minutes you find out that he downloaded some new game off the Internet and tried to install it. Now the sound card doesn't seem to be working. Or he got a disk in the mail, tried to install the software and now the computer won't boot up. Or he decided to do some rearranging and cleanup, and File Missing errors are everywhere.
Many families now use the computer to pay bills and maintain all their financial records.
This is all well and good, but most parents don't want the kids browsing their Quicken account to see how much they get paid or have in the family savings account. There might be other files they want to keep from prying eyes, such as personal e-mails to Grandma discussing what the kids are getting for Christmas. The Difference is Security No problem, one might think. It does not restrict access to programs, files or folders. Security requires Windows 2000.