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I have used multiple methods to create a new user in Windows 7. But I cannot log in. I am being told that the user name and password are incorrect. I've tried deleting the account and creating a new one. I have tried to change the password but I cannot log into any user account that I create. I can only log in to my administrator account.
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I have used multiple methods to create a new user in Windows 7. But I cannot log in. I am being told that the user name and password are incorrect. I've tried deleting the account and creating a new one. I have tried to change the password but I cannot log into any user account that I create. I can only log in to my administrator account.
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What version of Win7 are you using: Basic, Home, Pro, Ultimate..?
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
Assuming you're running Win7 Pro (or better): RunLusrMgr.msc-> Users -> Right-click: new user. Set UN & PW, logout then login as the new user, done.
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
@Ramhound, but that's not the case, is it? His last line states "I can only log in to my administrator account."
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
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Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1, freshly updated today.
– Foxy
18 hours ago
Thanks, @Foxy. Have you tried runningLusrMgr.mscto create a new user yet, as I mentioned in my earlier comment?
– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
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I have used multiple methods to create a new user in Windows 7. But I cannot log in. I am being told that the user name and password are incorrect. I've tried deleting the account and creating a new one. I have tried to change the password but I cannot log into any user account that I create. I can only log in to my administrator account.
windows-7 user-accounts login
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I have used multiple methods to create a new user in Windows 7. But I cannot log in. I am being told that the user name and password are incorrect. I've tried deleting the account and creating a new one. I have tried to change the password but I cannot log into any user account that I create. I can only log in to my administrator account.
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What version of Win7 are you using: Basic, Home, Pro, Ultimate..?
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
Assuming you're running Win7 Pro (or better): RunLusrMgr.msc-> Users -> Right-click: new user. Set UN & PW, logout then login as the new user, done.
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
@Ramhound, but that's not the case, is it? His last line states "I can only log in to my administrator account."
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
1
Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1, freshly updated today.
– Foxy
18 hours ago
Thanks, @Foxy. Have you tried runningLusrMgr.mscto create a new user yet, as I mentioned in my earlier comment?
– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
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What version of Win7 are you using: Basic, Home, Pro, Ultimate..?
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
Assuming you're running Win7 Pro (or better): RunLusrMgr.msc-> Users -> Right-click: new user. Set UN & PW, logout then login as the new user, done.
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
@Ramhound, but that's not the case, is it? His last line states "I can only log in to my administrator account."
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
1
Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1, freshly updated today.
– Foxy
18 hours ago
Thanks, @Foxy. Have you tried runningLusrMgr.mscto create a new user yet, as I mentioned in my earlier comment?
– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
What version of Win7 are you using: Basic, Home, Pro, Ultimate..?
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
What version of Win7 are you using: Basic, Home, Pro, Ultimate..?
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
Assuming you're running Win7 Pro (or better): Run
LusrMgr.msc -> Users -> Right-click: new user. Set UN & PW, logout then login as the new user, done.– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
Assuming you're running Win7 Pro (or better): Run
LusrMgr.msc -> Users -> Right-click: new user. Set UN & PW, logout then login as the new user, done.– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
@Ramhound, but that's not the case, is it? His last line states "I can only log in to my administrator account."
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
@Ramhound, but that's not the case, is it? His last line states "I can only log in to my administrator account."
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
1
1
Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1, freshly updated today.
– Foxy
18 hours ago
Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1, freshly updated today.
– Foxy
18 hours ago
Thanks, @Foxy. Have you tried running
LusrMgr.msc to create a new user yet, as I mentioned in my earlier comment?– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
Thanks, @Foxy. Have you tried running
LusrMgr.msc to create a new user yet, as I mentioned in my earlier comment?– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
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You probably messed up with Policies, maybe the users are in a group which is not allowed to local login. i don't know the english translation but this screenshot may help. run gpedit.msc as administrator
answered 14 hours ago
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
– SamAndrew81
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You probably messed up with Policies, maybe the users are in a group which is not allowed to local login. i don't know the english translation but this screenshot may help. run gpedit.msc as administrator
answered 14 hours ago
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
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You probably messed up with Policies, maybe the users are in a group which is not allowed to local login. i don't know the english translation but this screenshot may help. run gpedit.msc as administrator
answered 14 hours ago
alecxsalecxs
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
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You probably messed up with Policies, maybe the users are in a group which is not allowed to local login. i don't know the english translation but this screenshot may help. run gpedit.msc as administrator
answered 14 hours ago
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You probably messed up with Policies, maybe the users are in a group which is not allowed to local login. i don't know the english translation but this screenshot may help. run gpedit.msc as administrator
answered 14 hours ago
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
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It certainly could be the local GP, but I would first check EventVwr to just see what is happening when he's trying to login with a newly created user.
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What version of Win7 are you using: Basic, Home, Pro, Ultimate..?
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
Assuming you're running Win7 Pro (or better): Run
LusrMgr.msc-> Users -> Right-click: new user. Set UN & PW, logout then login as the new user, done.– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
@Ramhound, but that's not the case, is it? His last line states "I can only log in to my administrator account."
– SamAndrew81
20 hours ago
1
Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1, freshly updated today.
– Foxy
18 hours ago
Thanks, @Foxy. Have you tried running
LusrMgr.mscto create a new user yet, as I mentioned in my earlier comment?– SamAndrew81
13 hours ago