Administrators, Power Users, Users, and Guests. As tech support representative, you will have Administrator rights to all computers in your unit. Faculty and staff accounts are always set to Power Users.

everything on it. The user named Administrator is the default account within this group. The domain account of each faculty or staff member with a Windows 2000 comput er is part of the Administrator group on his or her computer.

Administrators. They are allowed to carry out functions that will not directly affect
the operating system or risk security. All domain accounts are part of the Power
Users group on public Windows 2000 computers.

A computer user may use several passwords to protect several different aspects
of his or her computer. Access to a network, e- mail access, Internet access,
database access, and even access to the computer itself may be controlled by a
password. Therefore, it is not surprising that all of these passwords may cause

has been entered proper correctly. Passwords are usually, but not always entered in all lower case letters, and may contain numbers as well. The two most common causes for password failure are accidental activation of the keyboard\u2019s Caps Lock (Capital Lock) function and deactivation of the Num Lock (Number Lock) function for the numeric keypad. Indicator lights on the keyboard, usually in the upper