All you need is to type in your name and password to bring up your customized settings. A home PC, for instance, can store user profiles for family members. This can prevent family squabbling on a shared computer. Enable user profiles by using the passwords control panel object. After opening Passwords, move to the User Profiles tab.
Users can customize their preferences and desktop settings.
Windows changes to your personal settings when you log on to enable user profiles. You can then select with the appropriate check boxes whether desktop shortcuts and Network Neighborhood contents, or the start menu and program groups are stored with the user profiles. When user profiles are enabled, a group of directories and files is created for each user that logs on to the computer. To disable user profiles on a local computer, double-click Passwords from the control panel and choose the User Profiles tab.