Logging off

[brother chris]

Okay, so I want to be able to log-off my computer, but I have never done it.<br />What is the default log-off password for a computer? <br />I would hate to log-off and not be able to get into my computer. <br /><br /><br />Thanks in advance,<br />B.C.

 

[artburr]

Re: Logging off

You don't need a password to log off but you might need one to get back on. Are you running Windows?

 

[brother chris]

Re: Logging off

Windows ME

 

[artburr]

Re: Logging off

Do you know if your computer is set up to require a password?

 

[Boomyal]

Re: Logging off

If it wasn't set up to require a password it will just make you declare a 'user' when the computer boot up. You may only have one 'user' set up so it would probably be a no brainer.<br /><br />You can check it all out in control panel/user accounts. It will show you what is.

 

[brother chris]

Re: Logging off

Boomyal,<br />Thanks, I did what you told me and now I got my own user account, BUT...now I can't access "my documents' or any of my programs.<br />I need to get access my resume on my computer, but I can't find it anywhere on my puter every since I created my User account. <br />Any advice?

 

[brother chris]

Re: Logging off

Okay...totally ignore my above post. I figured it out. <br />When I set up my account, I did not import all the stuff I should have. <br />My bad.

 

[Chief101]

Re: Logging off

Here's a question I suppose everybody but me knows, what do you accomplish when you "log off"?

 

[tommays]

Re: Logging off

On a computer with real security the abilty to access YOUR computer would stop when you log off<br /><br /><br />tommays