This will be a instruction on how to add a new user to a local machine. Whether you're in a Windows, Mac or Linux environment, you will need to understand how to add a new user to the machine.
- Go to Start Button in the lower left-hand corner of the desktop screen
- Select the profile icon
- Select Add New User (Needs revision //Urmarc443//)
- Input users info ** name ** username ** select default password OR have the user input at first login
- Navigate to computer management
- Right click the start icon
- Select Computer Mangement
- Select Users/Groups
- If group requrired for user to access folders on the local machine, add the user to the groups that are associated with access
- Inform the user the account has been created and to use a strong password of 9 or more characters consisting of: UPPER & lower case letters, numbers, and special characters.
- Press Super and Space at the same time to bring up spotlight search
- type system preferences
- navigate to Users and Groups (Needs revision //Urmarc443//)
- Click the lock icon in bottom left of window
- Enter administrator password
- Click the plus button under user colum on the left of the window
- Enter user's name and groups
- Click appropriate check boxes Needs revision //Urmarc443//
- Open terminal application as administrator user
- Type the commmand
sudo adduser <actual name of user> - Enter password
- Enter default password
- Enter full name
- Enter Room Number
- Enter Work Phone
- Enter Home Phone
- Enter Other (any other details you want to be included)
- You will be prompted to confirm the details of the new account: Is the information correct? [Y/n]
- If you press Enter key on the keyboard the Default selection is the uppercase leter in brackets (in this case the Y is default).