How do I set up a new user on Windows 2000 pro? I know its something easy, but I can't for the life of me remember how to do it.
Thanks in advance... :)
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How do I set up a new user on Windows 2000 pro? I know its something easy, but I can't for the life of me remember how to do it.
Thanks in advance... :)
go to the control panel and choose 'Users and Password' you can add and remove users and stuff from there
You sir, are the shit.
Thanks.
i help you and you called me shit?! HOW DARE YOU!!! last time i'm helping you!!! what did you say? that was a compliment? :sweat:
uh...no prob then
There is a big difference between "you are shit" and "you are the shit".
:)
This computer is stolen... I'm not complaining too much.
Win 2000 is just fine, don't mind Mr. SmartyRose up there try to tell you otherwise :)
Win2k > WinXPQuote:
Originally posted by andyrose
You should have gotten Windows Xp Pro. :)
Good one Shinobi. I guess you don't play games on your computer much.
I don't play many, but there *IS* a performance increase with most games on WinXP. And if it won't run in 2k, chances are it will in XP. This also extends to other programs that have problems in 2k. Despite the tinker toy interface (which you can turn off and go back to 2k-style), there are significant performance increases in XP that standard 2k does not reflect (anyone who has service pack 3: please tell me if MS has brought 2k up to speed performance-wise, or if it's just a bug fix).
Lhadatt
I downloaded the service pack 3 files, as far as I know they were just bug fixes.
Yeah, I don't play PC games much. I've recently been playing Jedi Outcast and UT 2003. StarCraft gets played every now and then. Then there are my emulators, none of which give me a problem running.
Though, some of my friends are complete PC gamer whores, the kind that bash console gamers to no end, and all of them are running Win2k. Everything runs perfectly fine.
winxp==win2k with 3 extra features, and a colored start menu.
Umm, Morrowind runs just fine under 2k and I don't think there are many more demanding games out there. Besides, 2k is the single greatest OS I've ever used (including XP) for a whole bunch of reasons that it doesn't seem worth it to switch for a slight proformance increase.