If the username of the computer is locked, will the boyfriend be suspicious?

If the computer is only used by you and him, he will naturally think that you are guarding against him, in fact, boyfriend and girlfriend should also keep space, everyone has curiosity, especially for their boyfriend and girlfriend, and there is a sense of possessiveness, hoping to understand the little secrets of controlling each other, and even have suspicion, which is normal, of course, it varies from person to person, although some people will be a little unhappy, but still believe that you respect you, he will not feel that there is any problem. If he mentions it, you can talk to him, but the most important thing for two people to get along with each other is to trust and tolerate each other.

I feel like you should explain it to him so that he doesn't doubt it! The whole well-intentioned deception comes to the line! As long as you can lie. Resolutely don't let him see it, that's it! It's up to you to decide what's inside!

If he finds out, he will definitely be suspicious, and he wants to ask you what you should say, think about it yourself. If you say something bad, you will be even more suspicious! If he loves you very much, he will suspect the serious point, included:

What's in there? I'm so good to him, why don't you let me see it? Don't believe me"?

This varies from person to person, and it's best to be prepared when he asks you!

Have fun!!

Think about it from another angle, what would you think if your boyfriend had locked his username?

Everyone has privacy, that's for sure, but everyone has curiosity, especially about the person you love, and the more you hide it, the more he wants to know.

So, either clean up your personal stuff from your computer, or show it to him. Don't do stupid things that challenge other people's curiosity.

There are some things that are exposed the more you want to hide them, remember this sentence.

He'll be suspicious, and if you go there and find his computer locked, you won't be comfortable either.

...Does that make any difference? Do you think a computer can be completely separated by two usernames? He will think that you have something to hide from him, and he will usually ask you. If you"A clear conscience"Don't be afraid! It's not good for you to do this, it will make him suspicious.

If he thinks you have a secret that he can't know, he will be more curious.

I don't know about this.,,Hehe.。。。 The one that depends on what your boyfriend looks like.

Generally understands, this is a very normal behavior, if it's my girlfriend, I'll understand, but I have to explain don't quarrel because of this.

That's not good.

He'll wonder if you're hiding something from him, and he'll list all of your recent anomalies, and he'll look for an opportunity to question you and argue with you.

He will think that you have something to hide from him, and think that you don't trust him anymore!!

What's the love, you two are really tired? What to hide from each other? If you can't break up, you have to move out to live, and you must be suspicious of locking people. If you don't want to doubt it, just hide it or take it with you.

Hope it helps.

I'm wary of you, so why give it to him!

He cares about you and he'll go for it! I'm just like me, and my girlfriend's space won't let me in! I'm so angry that it's all divided now

Open another username... Isn't it still visible to def the contents of the plate?

Private stuff,Hide the folder directly.。。。

He may feel that you don't trust him

He'll suspect you're out there in a hurry.

You get a hard drive and put it up.

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Hello, I don't quite understand what you mean, how is the username locked?

If you have a system disk, you can enter and clear the password, if not, you can reinstall the system.

From the USB flash drive. Start the disc and change the password.

Go to the computer store to find the master who repairs the computer, enter the PE to delete or use the application tool in the system disc to delete the password (not all system disks come with this function).

You're not alone.

Find a ghost system disk,It is generally cracked with a boot password,Or use a PE disk。

You can go into PE for password cracking!

It's okay, why don't you ask me stupid.

This doesn't seem to work.,You can only set up automatic login.,But there's no way to fix it in your own computer.,Unless you know the password only and only use a fixed computer.。 Otherwise, if you go out to play and go to a friend's house, won't you be able to log in, and it's not convenient?

Start--Run, enter control userpasswords2 during operation, OK, open a more hidden "user account" dialog box, set and OK as shown in the figure, set a password that you can remember but are more complex and OK, and the computer will automatically log in with this username and password when it starts, instead of you manually entering.

XP Start Settings Control Panel User Accounts Click on the username you want to set a password Set a password.

If you don't set a user password, the system will enter directly, and you can also set up automatic login if you have a password, and enter it during operation.

control userpasswords2, click on the account you want to log in automatically, cancel the above check, and then enter the password twice, and if you want to resume the password, run the command again, and then check the check.

In the control page, the user account is converted to the last setting number of the user name.

Start--Run, enter "rundll32, usersrundll", press enter, pop up "User Account", then uncheck the "To use this machine, users must enter username and password" option, OK, enter the account and password you want the computer to log in automatically every time in the pop-up dialog box, no password skipping. Reboot and give it a try. Seek adoption.

rt, how to set a password or boot password after entering the desktop?

Try to enter the administrator as the username and the password is empty.

If you're a Ghost version of XP, 90% of them are passwords.

Computer users sometimes set a password and forget it, and are helpless in the face of the interface of the operating system that requires a password to log in. In this case, it is not the default administrator account of the system, but the user-defined account (such as ABC), then restart the computer, when starting to the system login interface, hold down the CTRL+ALT key at the same time, and then click the del key twice, a new login interface will appear, enter the administrator password at the user name and press enter the empty enter to log in to the operating system and enter the desktop we are familiar with. After entering, go to the control panel User Account ABC Account and change the password.

The first trick doesn't work? You can also restart your computer by pressing the F8 key as soon as the splash screen appears, and waiting until the safe mode screen appears. Use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select "Safe Mode with Command Line" to enter execution.

After the system load and run is completed, the selection menu of the superuser "administrator" and the local user "abc" will appear, and the mouse clicks the administrator account "administrator" to enter the command line mode. Type the command: "net user abc 123456 add" (force the password of the "abc" user to be changed to "123456").

If you want to add a new user (for example, the username is abcdef and the password is 123456), type "net user abcdef 123456 add", and then you can run the "net localgroup administrators abcdef add" command to promote the user to the administrators user and make it have super privileges. Restart the computer, select Normal mode, and you can log in to the "ABC" user with the changed password "123456".

Click OK directly to see if you can enter? If not, deduct the battery on the motherboard, and press it again later.

It is used to establish administrator privileges for guest users, so that the ...... cannot be discoveredModify the registry!

You follow the following to try.

You can also find a tutorial and try it a few times, and it's ok......

1.Log in to the system with administrator, open cmd, and enter net user guest adminThis means changing the guest password to admin

Legend has it that you can't change this password back after you change it. I don't know if it's true.

2.Open the registry. Find the hkey local machine sam sam sam and right-click on it. Select Permissions, and then set the administrator's permissions to Full Control.

3.Then go down to see the type of administrator under the key value of hkey local machine sam sam domains account users names, it is if4, and then look at the guest is if5, and then open the value of hkey local machine sam sam domains account users 000001f4, double click f on the right, Copy all the characters in it, then open the value of hkey local machine sam sam domains account users 000001f5, double-click the f on the right, and paste the one you just copied into it!

4.Export the hkey local machine sam domains account users 000001f5 key and the hkey local machine sam sam domains account users names guest key to the registry.

5.Open cmd again and type net user guest active:no to disable the guest account. (If it is disabled in the first place, this step is not needed).

6.Import the two key-values you just exported to the registry into the registry. This completes the guest escalation. And guest is disabled. And it is possible to log in.

Go to the control panel--- the user --- change the way the user logs in or out--- use the welcome screen and use the quick user toggle on the checkmark do not select--- and then click on the application, remember your account, remember the medicine, remember, otherwise you won't be able to enter the system, be careful!

1 all"My computer"Right-click and select"Management", open it in"System tools"There is below"Local users and groups", tap it"Users", all the users will appear on the right, you can right-click on the administrator to operate, there is a rename.

Control Panel User New User Deletes the user.